Energy Regions

Regional energy data, profiles, and analysis. Turkey has full data coverage. Other regions are available as comparators and will be expanded in future phases.

Region Hierarchy (parent_region_id model)

🌐 global→🗺 continent→🇹🇷 country→⚡ transmission zone→📈 market area

Each region has a parent_region_id enabling hierarchical drill-down. Turkey → 7 TEIAS Zones is the primary research hierarchy. Multi-country expansion planned for Phase 7+.

🇹🇷 Turkey — Primary Research Focus

Turkey

Turkish electricity market (EPIAS/EPİAŞ). Day-ahead and balancing markets. TEIAS transmission grid.

Installed: 108.2 GWRenewable share: 56%Currency: TRYTZ: Europe/Istanbul

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TEIAS Transmission Zones (7 regions)

T1 · Zone 1 — Istanbul & Marmara

18.4 GW28% RE

T2 · Zone 2 — Aegean

12.8 GW74% RE

High solar irradiance. Significant geothermal capacity.

T3 · Zone 3 — Mediterranean

11.9 GW62% RE

T4 · Zone 4 — Central Anatolia

15.2 GW44% RE

T5 · Zone 5 — Black Sea

16.7 GW88% RE

Dominant hydro region. High rainfall variability.

T6 · Zone 6 — Eastern Anatolia

18.3 GW95% RE

T7 · Zone 7 — Southeastern Anatolia

14.9 GW68% RE

Comparator Regions & Markets

🗺 continentEurope

Partial

parent_region_id: global

🗺 continentAsia

Planned

parent_region_id: global

🗺 continentMiddle East & North Africa

Planned

parent_region_id: global

🇹🇷 countryGermany

Partial

ENTSO-E interconnected. Day-ahead EPEX SPOT. Energiewende transition reference case.

Cap: 250.4 GWRE: 62%DEU

parent_region_id: europe

🇹🇷 countrySpain

Planned

Cap: 132.5 GWRE: 59%ESP

parent_region_id: europe

📈 market areaEuropean Union

Partial

EU ETS carbon market. CBAM mechanism. RED III renewable targets.

parent_region_id: europe

Multi-country expansion (Phase 7+): The region hierarchy model (parent_region_id) is designed to support expansion to any country or market. Germany, Spain, and MENA regions are pre-seeded as planned comparators. Full data integration requires bilateral licensing agreements with national TSOs.