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Yenilenebilir enerji yatırımları ‘temiz enerji’ hedefiyle öne çıkarılırken Balıkesir’de planlanan 2 milyar 450 milyon TL’lik RES projesi orman varlığı üzerindeki etkileriyle dikkat çekti.
Yenilenebilir enerji yatırımları “temiz enerji” hedefiyle öne çıkarılırken Balıkesir’de planlanan 2 milyar 450 milyon TL’lik RES projesi orman varlığı üzerindeki etkileriyle dikkat çekti. Enerji ve Tabii Kaynaklar Bakanlığı’na bağlı Enerji İşleri Genel Müdürlüğü, Balıkesir’in Dursunbey ve Kepsut ilçelerinde R26-Balıkesir-1 Rüzgâr Enerji Santralı (RES) için çevresel etki değerlendirmesi (ÇED) sürecini başlattı.
Beyce, Ericek, Karahaliler, Piyade, Sayacık, Tuzak ve Yoğunoluk mahallelerini kapsayan projede yedişer MW gücünde 20 türbin kurulacak. ÇED dosyasına göre yaklaşık 27 milyon metrekarelik proje alanının 25 milyon 299 bin metrekaresi, yani yüzde 93.7’si ormanlardan oluşuyor.
Projenin çevresel ve sosyal yönetim planında türbin alanları, şantiye sahası veya planlanan yolların ağaca denk gelmesi durumunda “ağaç kesimi ve ağaç tıraşlaması” yapılacağı belirtildi.
Aynı belgede inşaat faaliyetleri sırasında flora kaybı ve fauna türlerinin ortamdan uzaklaşmasının muhtemel olduğu ifade edildi.
The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources' amendment to the regulation regarding the evaluation of wind energy projects was published in the Official Gazette; The definition of incompatible area was expanded and new incompatibility criteria were introduced.
Biotrend Energy, part of Doğanlar Holding, and Germany-based Uniper signed a memorandum of understanding for the conversion of waste-based biogas facilities to biomethane production and export to Europe.

The Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources made changes to the regulation regarding the evaluation of wind energy production applications. With the new regulation, the definition of incompatible area has been expanded and the technical evaluation criteria have been rearranged.
An important meeting was held between Türkiye and Iraq in the field of energy and the road map for a new long-term agreement was clarified. Minister Bayraktar stated that he plans to launch joint working groups that will quickly conclude oil and natural gas infrastructure, exploration-production, oil trade, refinery-petrochemical and electricity projects. He also emphasized that the aim is to make Ceyhan a global energy base by extending the Kirkuk-Ceyhan Pipeline to Basra and increasing its capacity.

Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar met with Iraqi Minister of Petroleum Basim Muhammed Hüdeyir in Ankara and announced that they clarified the road map for the new long-term agreement after the BOTAŞ-SOMO-NOC crude oil transportation contract. They stated that joint working groups will be established for oil, natural gas infrastructure, exploration-production, oil trade, refinery-petrochemical and electricity projects and they aim to make Ceyhan a global energy base.

OPEC+ postponed its capacity review to determine 2027 production quotas to mid-November. Disruption of projects by conflicts in the Middle East and delays in data delivery to some members make production potential estimates uncertain.