Energy Turkish Transmission and Distribution Grid Market, Forecast to 2020

Investments Accelerate to Support Improved Management, Loss and Theft Ratio Reduce after Privatisation

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EG1638-EU-MR_18476
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Turkish Transmission and Distribution Grid Market, Forecast to 2020
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The privatisation of distribution regions in Turkey has allowed grid investments to be conducted in a more systematic manner. The primary aim is to supply uninterrupted and high-quality energy to the different regions of the country by reducing the loss and theft ratio. In the third investment period (2016-2020) the total investment budget has been increased by 116% from that of the second investment term (2011-2015). The budget allocation was made by taking currents needs of the grid and different regions into account. 95% of all investments are aimed at improving grid infrastructure and enlarging grid network. Technological investments comprise 5% of the budget, on average, which is expected to increase by 2020.

Key Takeaway, Turkey, 2015–2020

CEO’s 360-Degree Perspective

Snapshot of the Turkish Power Grid

Sectoral Split of Net Electricity Consumption

  • Electricity Market Scheme, Turkey, 2015
  • Length of Electricity Transmission and Distribution Lines, Turkey, 2002 and 2014

Turkish Electricity Transmission Grid

Turkish Electricity Distribution Grid

Privatisation of Electricity Distribution Regions

  • Development of Transmission Grid,Turkey, 1980–2014

Unbundling of Distribution and Retail, Turkey, 2012–2016

  • Realized Loss and Theft Ratio in 21 Distribution Regions, Turkey, 2011–2014

Pre-privatisation Grid Investments

  • Privatisation of Electricity Distribution Regions, Turkey, 2008–2013

Post-privatisation Grid Investments

Investment Plans of the Turkish Transmission Authority

Investment Plans of the Distribution Companies

IT systems will be connected to each other not only within a distribution region but also among the regions

Sustaining cybersecurity becomes critical for both government and private companies.

Distributed power generation gaining momentum will push the smart grid investments further.

Projects for underground lines and submarine lines will increase

3 Big Predictions

Legal Disclaimer

The Journey to Visionary Innovation

Value Proposition: Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

List of Figures
  • 1. Distribution Grid Market: Realized Loss and Theft Ratio in 21 Distribution Regions, Turkey, 2011–2014
  • 2. Electricity Distribution Grid Market: Investment Expenditure by TEDAS, 2000–2009
  • 3. Electricity Distribution Grid Market: Investment Expenditure, Turkey, 2011–2020
List of Charts
  • 1. Turkish Electricity Market: Length of Electricity Transmission and Distribution Lines, Turkey, 2002 and 2014
  • 2. Electricity Market: Sectoral Split of Net Electricity Consumption, Turkey, 1990–2014
  • 3. Turkish Electricity Market: Development of Transmission Grid,Turkey, 1980–2014
  • 4. Electricity Distribution Grid Market: Investment Budget of Distribution Companies, Turkey, 2016–2020
  • 5. Electricity Transmission Market: Transmission Grid, Turkey, 2013–2015

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The privatisation of distribution regions in Turkey has allowed grid investments to be conducted in a more systematic manner. The primary aim is to supply uninterrupted and high-quality energy to the different regions of the country by reducing the loss and theft ratio. In the third investment period (2016-2020) the total investment budget has been increased by 116% from that of the second investment term (2011-2015). The budget allocation was made by taking currents needs of the grid and different regions into account. 95% of all investments are aimed at improving grid infrastructure and enlarging grid network. Technological investments comprise 5% of the budget, on average, which is expected to increase by 2020.
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Table of Contents | Executive Summary~ || Key Takeaway, Turkey, 2015–2020 ~ || CEO’s 360-Degree Perspective~ | Market Overview~ || Snapshot of the Turkish Power Grid~ ||| Electricity Market Scheme, Turkey, 2015~ ||| Length of Electricity Transmission and Distribution Lines, Turkey, 2002 and 2014~ || Sectoral Split of Net Electricity Consumption~ ||| Sectoral Split of Net Electricity Consumption, Turkey, 1990–2014~ | Turkish Electricity—Transmission and Distribution Grid~ || Turkish Electricity Transmission Grid~ ||| Development of Transmission Grid,Turkey, 1980–2014~ || Turkish Electricity Distribution Grid~ ||| Realized Loss and Theft Ratio in 21 Distribution Regions, Turkey, 2011–2014~ || Privatisation of Electricity Distribution Regions~ ||| Privatisation of Electricity Distribution Regions, Turkey, 2008–2013~ || Unbundling of Distribution and Retail, Turkey, 2012–2016~ || Pre-privatisation Grid Investments~ ||| Investment Expenditure by TEDAS, 2000–2009~ || Post-privatisation Grid Investments~ ||| Investment Budget of Distribution Companies, Turkey, 2016–2020~ ||| Investment Expenditure, Turkey, 2011–2020~ | Investment Plans~ || Investment Plans of the Turkish Transmission Authority~ ||| Transmission Grid, Turkey, 2013–2015~ || Investment Plans of the Distribution Companies~ ||| Operating Grid System Investments, Turkey, 2015–2020~ | Future Trends~ || IT systems will be connected to each other not only within a distribution region but also among the regions~ || Sustaining cybersecurity becomes critical for both government and private companies. ~ || Distributed power generation gaining momentum will push the smart grid investments further.~ || Projects for underground lines and submarine lines will increase~ | The Last Word~ || 3 Big Predictions~ || Legal Disclaimer~ | The Frost & Sullivan Story~ || The Journey to Visionary Innovation~ || Value Proposition: Future of Your Company & Career~ || Global Perspective~ || Industry Convergence~ || 360º Research Perspective~ || Implementation Excellence~ || Our Blue Ocean Strategy~
List of Charts and Figures 1. Distribution Grid Market: Realized Loss and Theft Ratio in 21 Distribution Regions, Turkey, 2011–2014~ 2. Electricity Distribution Grid Market: Investment Expenditure by TEDAS, 2000–2009~ 3. Electricity Distribution Grid Market: Investment Expenditure, Turkey, 2011–2020~| 1. Turkish Electricity Market: Length of Electricity Transmission and Distribution Lines, Turkey, 2002 and 2014~ 2. Electricity Market: Sectoral Split of Net Electricity Consumption, Turkey, 1990–2014~ 3. Turkish Electricity Market: Development of Transmission Grid,Turkey, 1980–2014~ 4. Electricity Distribution Grid Market: Investment Budget of Distribution Companies, Turkey, 2016–2020~ 5. Electricity Transmission Market: Transmission Grid, Turkey, 2013–2015~
Author Irmak Giray
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