Renewables surge in Turkey leaves coal’s role intact
On a windy hillside about an hour’s drive northwest of İstanbul, the Çatalca wind farm has been feeding electricity into the grid for 18 years. One of Turkey’s first large wind farms, it has an installed capacity of 93 megawatts and generates 287 million kilowatt-hours of electricity a year, enough for around 115,000 households. “By…
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