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Turkish-UAE Collaboration on Offshore Wind and Hydrogen Production

Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso18/09/20233 Mins Read
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Turkey is forging a renewed alliance with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to explore groundbreaking ventures in offshore wind energy and hydrogen production.

These developments are rooted in the energy cooperation agreements signed in July, worth an impressive $29.7 billion, following Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to the UAE.

Turkey is committed to revamping its energy sector, with ambitious goals of generating 3.5 gigawatts of solar energy and 1.5 gigawatts of wind energy annually. The country is striving to diversify its energy mix and embrace cleaner sources of power.

The discussions between Ankara and Abu Dhabi signal a strong interest from Emirati companies in Turkey’s energy transformation endeavors. Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar revealed that one of the key projects on the table is the production of hydrogen, primarily sourced from wind energy. This represents a crucial step towards sustainable hydrogen production, a fuel with immense potential to reduce carbon emissions in various sectors.

Hydrogen production from renewable sources, particularly wind energy, is gaining traction globally as nations seek cleaner alternatives to fossil fuels. Turkey’s proposal to harness its wind resources for hydrogen generation aligns with international efforts to advance green hydrogen technologies.

The minister also disclosed that negotiations are underway with the Abu Dhabi Development Fund (ADQ) and European companies for this hydrogen project. This international collaboration holds the promise of accelerating Turkey’s journey towards a sustainable energy future.

Another significant venture discussed between Turkey and the UAE involves the construction of an offshore wind farm in the northwestern region along the Black Sea coast. This initiative aligns with Turkey’s ambitious aim to generate 5,000 megawatts of wind energy by 2035. If successful, it will mark Turkey’s first offshore wind energy project, showcasing the country’s commitment to expanding its renewable energy capacity.

Minister Alparslan expressed optimism about reaching an agreement with the UAE on this pioneering offshore wind energy project. This endeavor not only diversifies Turkey’s renewable energy portfolio but also contributes to the global momentum towards harnessing the vast potential of offshore wind resources.

Turkey’s diplomatic engagements in the energy sector are not limited to the UAE. The country is actively exploring partnerships with other nations, including Russia and China, as it seeks to attract investments and expertise to its burgeoning energy sector. These collaborations reflect Turkey’s position as an emerging player in the global renewable energy landscape.

As the world transitions to greener and more sustainable energy sources, Turkey’s commitment to innovation and international cooperation positions it as a significant contender in the renewable energy market. The discussions with the UAE in offshore wind energy and hydrogen production represent a bold step towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy future for both nations, as well as a testament to the evolving landscape of global energy diplomacy.

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