Special permission from EMRA for the use of domestic biodiesel in COP31 generators
Original headlineEPDK'den COP31 jeneratörlerinde yerli biyodizel kullanımı için özel izin
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Turkey’s Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK) granted a special authorization for domestically produced biodiesel to be used in generators during the COP31 global climate summit. The decision allows locally sourced biodiesel to supply electricity generation for the event, rather than relying solely on conventional fuels. The move matters because it gives Turkey’s domestic biodiesel industry a high-profile showcase and could set a precedent for fuel-use flexibility in power generation. What to watch next is whether the temporary COP31 allowance is extended into permanent rules for biodiesel in generators and whether it spurs additional domestic production capacity.
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EPDK, COP31, Turkey