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Turkey’s services and trade sector recorded 485,413 terajoules of final energy consumption in 2025, according to data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK). The figure covers the combined service and commerce segments and was published via TÜİK’s data portal. The release provides an official benchmark for energy demand in a sector that spans retail, hospitality, logistics and professional services. It matters because services and trade are significant contributors to Turkey’s non-industrial energy use, and the 2025 total offers a baseline for tracking efficiency trends. What to watch next is whether TÜİK publishes a breakdown by sub-sector and energy source, which would clarify which activities drove the total.