The resource structure in electrical energy is changing: Industry is transitioning from natural gas to 'renewable'
Original headlineElektrik enerjisinde kaynak yapısı değişiyor: Sanayi doğalgazdan ‘yenilenebilir’e geçiyor
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Türkiye’s industrial electricity mix is shifting as manufacturers replace natural gas consumption with power generated from renewable sources, driven by geopolitical risks and sharply rising oil prices, according to Turkish Wind Energy Association (TÜREB) Chairman Dr. İbrahim Erden. Erden said offshore wind tenders could unlock a $3 billion investment pipeline, signaling a significant expansion of the country’s renewable capacity. The shift matters because it ties industrial energy costs to domestic generation rather than imported gas, reducing exposure to fuel-price volatility. Watch the upcoming offshore wind tender schedule and the pace at which industrial gas demand is displaced by renewable electricity.
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TÜREB, Dr. İbrahim Erden