The Turkish-German Energy Forum is the central platform for dialogue of the Turkish-German Energy Partnership. The Forum brings together stakeholders from politics, business, science and civil society to discuss the transformation of the energy systems towards climate neutrality in Türkiye and Germany.

The Turkish-German Energy Forum is the central platform for dialogue of the Turkish-German Energy Partnership. The Forum brings together stakeholders from politics, business, science and civil society to discuss the transformation of the energy systems towards climate neutrality in Türkiye and Germany.

Additional load increases on electricity grids are highly likely as the number of electric vehicles grows. This is a challenging task for DSOs, as it requires new methods for both grid planning and grid operation. The release event will present a handbook outlining best practice examples and guidelines for integrating EVs.

The funding-program H2Global, set up by the German Federal Government, aims to support green hydrogen projects globally. The information-event gives an overview of the funding program and its conditions.

The Turkish-German Energy Forum on 2 June 2021 brought together 450 stakeholders from politics, industry, science and civil society to discuss the transformation of the energy system in Türkiye and Germany, and to explore further opportunities for collaboration.

The second Turkish-German Energy Forum was held on 26 October 2018 in Ankara. With the signing of a Letter of Intent by the energy ministers of both countries, it launched a closer collaboration on energy and the transformation of the energy system in Germany and Türkiye.