With an ambitious geothermal development target of 1,000 MW set for 2023 reached already, Turkey is setting itself a new geothermal development target of 4,000 MW to be reached by 2030, according to the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources.
Turkey’s Geothermal Electricity Power Plant Investors Association today opened its Geothermal Workshop and Conference in Ankara. Speaking at the opening session, Oguz Can, General Manager of the General Directorate of Renewable Energy (YEGM) announced that the country has already exceeded its geothermal development target set at 1,000 MW by 2023. With an installed capacity, as of today of 1,155 MW in geothermal power generation capacity, Turkey is part of only four countries that have more than 1 GW installed capacity.
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