Turkey is the second biggest wind energy market in the region, according to a study by Frost & Sullivan (http://www.energy.frost.com), Investment Opportunities in the Wind Energy Sector in Europe. As Turkey's electricity demand increases and its prospect of joining the EU becomes a reality, the importance of developing renewable energy markets - especially wind energy markets - is being realized.
A recent boom in wind energy shook the Turkish market. Following a call for bids in 2007, 751 projects worth 78 GW were received in one day, and since then, the government has issued licenses for 5 GW, of which 402 MW are being constructed and 668 MW have received permission.
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