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In Short: Turkey plans to invest $108 billion over ten years to develop alternative energy infrastructure, targeting 120 GW of installed wind and solar capacity.
The initiative is part of Turkey's broader strategy to electrify daily life, from transportation to buildings and industry, thereby protecting families and businesses from volatile energy markets.
Bayraktar, a key figure in the energy sector, added that achieving this target would require approximately $80 billion in generation investments and $28 billion in transmission infrastructure.
The urgency of the matter stems from the recent volatility in energy markets, exacerbated by the ongoing conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran, which has pushed oil and gas prices to their highest levels in years.
Despite the challenges, Turkey's ambitious plan reflects a growing global trend towards renewable energy, with countries increasingly looking to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and mitigate the risks associated with volatile energy markets.
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