Alparslan Bayraktar

Türkiye and Gazprom discuss gas hub project

Türkiye and Gazprom discuss gas hub project

Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller and Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar discussed bilateral cooperation during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), including the development of an international gas hub. …

Türkiye to increase capacity of NPPs to 20,000 MW

Türkiye to increase capacity of NPPs to 20,000 MW

Within 26 years, the Turkish authorities intend to significantly increase nuclear power. The installation of large reactors at nuclear power plants will help increase energy to 20 thousand MW.

Türkiye heads for green energy

Türkiye heads for green energy

Türkiye intends to annually increase the share of green energy in the country’s energy production industry by 5 GW

Türkiye resorts to Rosatom

Türkiye resorts to Rosatom

Türkiye intends to expand partnerships with Russia's state corporation Rosatom, Türkiye's Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said, addressing the ATOMEXPO-2024 event. According to him, …

 Türkiye reveals commissioning date of Akkuyu NPP's 1st reactor

Türkiye reveals commissioning date of Akkuyu NPP's 1st reactor

Turkiye expects that the first unit of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant, which is currently under construction by Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom, will begin generating electricity on October 29, 2024, Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan …

Turkey negotiating second NPP with Rosatom

Turkey negotiating second NPP with Rosatom

Turkey is negotiating the construction of the second nuclear power plant near Sinop in Turkey’s north on the Black Sea with Rosatom due to the Russian company’s vast experience acquired as the project on construction of the first …

Turkey not to stop buying Russian gas

Turkey not to stop buying Russian gas

Russia has been a reliable supplier of gas for over three and a half decades and will remain so, Turkish Deputy Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar said on the sidelines of the Cambridge Energy Research …