With the increasing energy prices in the World and the Europe, the electricity and natural gas market is phasing into a very interesting period. With the recents steps taken for reducing the carbon emissions, especially by the European Union, together with the nuclear energy which is preparing for its second renaissance and storage units and hydrogen energy that are becoming primary players in the electricity market, a very different market structure compared to a few years earlier awaits us.<\/p>\n
In Turkey, fluctuations in the foreign currency prices and geopolitical developments will continue to have a direct effect on the energy market. Turkey needs to continue its energy infrastructure investments while integrating electrical vehicles into its daily life and continuing to promote renewable energy. It is evident that all of these aspects will continue to create a pressure on the energy prices in 2022.<\/p>\n