Energy

Türkiye’s BOTAS, Gazprom discuss energy cooperation in St. Petersburg

Türkiye’s state-owned pipeline operator, BOTAS, (Petroleum Pipeline Corporation), and Russian energy giant Gazprom convened in St. Petersburg on April 16, 2025, to address ongoing cooperation and future strategic goals.

Türkiye’s largest oil refiner Tupras resumes Russian crude imports as prices fall below G7 cap

Gabar: The symbol of terror-free Türkiye and energy independence

Türkiye and Indonesia sign geothermal cooperation agreement

Indonesia’s Pertamina inks deal with Turkish Zorlu to build geothermal power plant in Ankara

A woman holds three Galeri24 gold bars weighing 25g, 50g, and 100g

Gold touches new peak amid trade fears, oil remains sluggish

Türkiye, Iraq step up energy integration through new oil and gas pipelines: Report

Power talks: Türkiye builds energy bridges with regional partners at Antalya Forum

The image shows underwater submarine cables or telecommunication cables lying on the ocean floor. These appear to be fiber optic cables, identifiable by their distinctive thick, reinforced design with bright linear markings (in this case, greenish-blue stripes) running along their length. The cables are resting on a sandy/sediment-covered seabed in what looks like clear, deep blue water. The cables are slightly curved as they extend across the seafloor.

Greece postpones underwater cable project amid Turkish opposition

Türkiye, Somalia sign onshore hydrocarbon exploration agreement

Reciprocal tariffs slash global energy prices as oil hits lowest point in over 5 years

Yavuz drillship on the mediterranean sea

Bulgaria, Türkiye to explore increasing natural gas flow at shared border

We aim to deliver electricity to European markets: Energy Minister Bayraktar

Photo shows a close-up of a printed electricity bill

Türkiye announces 25% electricity price hike, effective April 5

Aerial view of three workers in bright safety gear installing solar panels on a metal framework structure. Two workers in green uniforms and white helmets are positioned at the top of the frame working on mounting solar panels, while a third worker in colorful safety clothing is securing panels below them

China’s CHINT to build Türkiye’s first foreign-owned solar cell factory

Türkiye sets strategic course in nuclear reactors and hydrogen energy

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