The Turkey World Energy Conference and Exhibition (EIF) is a global energy conference. It brings together many key participants in the energy sector, including senior government departments, representatives of the private sector, procurement personnel in the energy field, and participants from around the world. The event provides a unique opportunity for all participants worldwide to establish business contacts through pre-arranged one-on-one meetings, creating opportunities for research, investment, and cooperation.

The Turkey World Energy Conference and Exhibition (EIF), whether exhibitors or visitors, are very satisfied with the exhibition results. The organizer is committed to gathering more domestic and foreign investors, industrial and commercial leaders, government and non-governmental organizations to share information within the industry. By participating in this exhibition, you will have the opportunity to meet authoritative representatives in the public and private power energy sectors and be able to establish contacts with relevant professionals at home and abroad. (The content of this article is owned by Juzhan Network, and unauthorized forwarding is prohibited)

Turkey lacks domestic oil and natural gas resources, with a high dependence on imports for crude oil and petroleum products. More than 90% of Turkey's crude oil demand is met through imports. Turkey imports large amounts of natural gas annually from countries such as Russia, Iran, Azerbaijan, and Algeria, making its gas supply highly dependent on the international energy market. Against the backdrop of rapid growth in electricity demand, in order to enhance national energy security and reduce its heavy reliance on traditional fossil fuel imports, the Turkish government has proposed to strengthen the development and utilization of clean energy sources such as solar energy, wind energy, and geothermal energy; accelerate the construction of nuclear power facilities within the country, and vigorously develop hydroelectric power facilities, etc. Diversifying energy supply is one of the important measures for Turkey to enhance its national energy security.

In the data of China's first quarter solar component and battery exports, solar cells show Turkey as the largest destination country, indicating further growth in local component capacity. At the same time, Turkey has also become a major region for the export of Chinese photovoltaic equipment overseas. The Turkey World Energy Conference and Exhibition (EIF) is the preferred platform for Chinese energy and solar companies to enter Turkey and even Middle Eastern countries.