Türkiye’s public transportation primarily relies on conventional buses, trams, and metro systems, all of which require human operation. Istanbul and...
EV Adoption in Turkey is Expected to Reach 20% or More of the Total Vehicle Fleet by 2034
Electric vehicles (EVs) accounted for 10.2% of the 1,014,830 cars registered between January and December 2024. However, overall, as of...
Turkey Climate Leader Nomination: Ms. Diden Limgin
Ms. Diden Limgin, General Manager of TEMA Foundation The concept of environment was first mentioned in world literature at the...
Generating Electricity by Using Trash in Turkey
In Turkey, each household produces about 2 kg of waste daily, resulting in a total waste of over 70,000 tons...
Forests Cover Almost a Third of Turkey and Produce 42 Million Tons of Oxygen Annually
Forests cover almost a third of Turkey. They are almost all state-owned and vary from temperate rainforest in the northeast...
Recommendations to Strengthen Turkey’s NDCs
The NDC Partnership is a network of over 120 countries, facilitated by UNFCCC, that is dedicated to helping each other...
Turkey’s Energy Production Methods Depends on Over 85 Percent of Fossil Fuels
Turkey has come a long way since the 1990s, from mostly dependent on fossil fuels to producing more renewable energy....
Climate Change and Summer Heat in Turkey
Between 2010 and 2022, climate change has caused the ten hottest years on record. With the influence of El Nino...
Leading Country Climate NGOs: SHURA Energy Transition Center
The European Climate Foundation (ECF), Agora Energiewende, and Sabancı University (SU) Istanbul Policy Center (IPC) founded the SHURA Energy Transition...
Turkey Takes the First Step with a Monitoring-Verifying-Reporting System
An Emission Trading System is of considerable significance because of the environmental and economic advantages it offers, such as; Carbon...