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The document outlines policy recommendations to unlock at least 8 GW of hybrid power plant potential in Turkey. Key proposals include removing capacity limits, eliminating the requirement for hybrid projects to be physically adjacent to the primary plant site, establishing clear numerical targets for 2053, and improving the transparency and accessibility of hybrid capacity data.

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  • Hybrid power plants can increase existing solar installed capacity in Turkey without requiring additional grid investment because they use the same transmission lines as their primary sources. Therefore, they should be handled through a separate process and not be made to wait for the announcement of new connection capacities.
  • The document recommends removing the capacity limit for hybrid projects to allow investors to decide the amount of additional capacity. While current rules limit the maximum hybrid capacity to 100 MW (though the upper limit for wind plants was removed in October 2022), removing this limit would facilitate the realization of hybrid potential. Concerns regarding system overload could be managed through curtailment or penalties for excess production.
  • A significant barrier to hybrid projects is the requirement that they be integrated into the primary source's plant site, which often leads to conflicts with 'forbidden areas' such as agricultural and forest lands. Removing the requirement for the site to be adjacent to the main source—provided it connects to the same transformer center and requires no new grid infrastructure—would accelerate the hybridization process.
  • While hybrid plants are included in the 2053 targets, the document calls for the establishment and public sharing of clear numerical targets. Additionally, it notes that current installed capacity data does not include hybrid plant capacities, making it impossible to track development trends; therefore, this data needs to be more visible and accessible.

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Ember (2025). Bölüm 4: Politika Önerileri. https://ember-energy.org/tr/chapter/politika-onerileri/
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Ember. Bölüm 4: Politika Önerileri. 2025. https://ember-energy.org/tr/chapter/politika-onerileri/.
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@techreport{ember2025blm, author = {{Ember}}, title = {{Bölüm 4: Politika Önerileri}}, institution = {Ember}, year = {2025}, month = jun, url = {https://ember-energy.org/tr/chapter/politika-onerileri/}, urldate = {2026-08-17}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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