A New Record in Wind Powered Electricity In Turkey

In Turkey, a new record was set in wind powered electricity. According to the data, yesterday reached an all-time high of 203,69 megawatt-hours.

The share of wind in total electricity production was 25.42 percent. The share of wind in total electricity production was recorded as 22.67 percent on April 1. Turkey has surpassed its record in electricity production. The all-time high was reached with 203,69 megawatt-hours. The share of wind in total electricity production was 25.42 percent. On April 1, it reached an all-time high with a production of 189,258 megawatt-hours, and the share of wind in total electricity production was 22.67 percent. According to the information compiled from Turkish Electricity Transmission Inc. data, 798 thousand 857 megawatt-hours of electricity was produced in Turkey yesterday. Wind power plants ranked first with a share of 25.42 percent in production. Wind power plants were followed by lignite with 17 percent and hydroelectric power plants with dams with 11.58 percent. Thus, electricity produced from wind energy in Turkey reached an all-time high with 203,69 megawatt-hours. The latest record in electricity generation from wind was recorded as 189,258 megawatt-hours on April 1.