Türkiye and China sign a $15 billion renewable energy investment plan, announced alongside an ongoing UN climate conference. The agreement outlines support for solar and wind power generation, associated energy storage, and electricity transmission infrastructure.

Across the coverage, the scale and scope of the proposed build-out are described using similar components: generation (including solar and wind), storage systems, and grid connections. One outlet specifies that the plan targets 7 gigawatts of solar and wind projects and 4 gigawatts of transmission infrastructure.

One report also frames the deal through Turkey’s broader energy strategy, linking the investment to an ambition to increase renewables’ share of installed power capacity. Another highlights the signing format, describing a memorandum of understanding and naming officials involved through references to Turkey’s energy ministry and energy authorities.