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What moved recently in Energy, Copper, Pipelines, Cyprus — every item with source and date. Researched and checked by Zeynah.
Energy
The Ministry of Environment and Energy is finalising a list covering 4.7 GW of standalone batteries: 900 MW for the DEDDIE/HEDNO distribution network and 3.8 GW for the ADMIE/IPTO transmission system.
Source: energypress.eu · dated
Energy
Alanya Özkaymak Turizm İşletmeciliği A.Ş. plans the E-Zone wind farm with 17 turbines in Korkuteli (Antalya) and Kemer (Burdur) plus storage, an investment of TL 2.656 billion, connected at 400 kV.
Source: Enerji Günlüğü · dated
Energy
The G26-Mardin-2 plant in Derik district is to generate 198 GWh a year from 300,000 panels on 198.7 hectares of YEKA land; investment TL 1.35 billion, construction period 36 months.
Source: Enerji Günlüğü · dated
Copper
The Greek transmission operator holds contracts and framework agreements worth €3.5bn for its plan through 2029, including AC cables for the Dodecanese and Northeastern Aegean links and DC cable for Corinth–Kos.
Source: energypress.eu · dated
Pipelines
The Düziçi mixed industrial zone is tendering infrastructure – roads, drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, natural gas, electricity and telecom; bids open on 20 Oct 2026, domestic bidders only, no joint ventures.
Source: Enerji Günlüğü · dated
Cyprus
The MSB states that cable laying and research in areas Türkiye has declared to the UN as its continental shelf must be coordinated with Ankara in advance; Athens rejects this claim of jurisdiction.
Source: Enerji Günlüğü · dated
Derived from the items above — not a forecast.
The list does not guarantee grid connection; ADMIE/IPTO will then assess each project individually, pointing to demand for connection planning, substation equipment and storage supply.
The project combines wind turbines, battery storage and an extra-high-voltage grid connection, creating demand for storage technology, cables and grid integration.
A state-prepared large project with grid connection via a switching station following TEİAŞ approval points to demand for modules, cables and connection equipment.
According to the report, cable and substation tenders for the Northeastern Aegean interconnection are still underway with a 2030 target, an open procurement need.
A directly tendered need for piping, gas infrastructure, cables and transformer stations, with credit support from the Ministry of Industry and Technology.
The statement affects the timeline of the Greece–Cyprus power link and thus planning certainty for suppliers of cables and grid equipment.