Energy and oilUpdated November 5
Turkey has paid up to $70 billion for energy imports in recent years.
In recent years, Turkey has paid up to $70 billion to import energy, including coal, oil and gas. The new plan aims to reduce that bill by strengthening domestic resources, with solar, Black Sea gas and nuclear energy in the mix. The import costs give the effort to produce more energy at home a clear focus.
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Coverage started November 5
Key Actors
- Alparslan Bayraktar
