Turkey's electricity production exceeded consumption on Friday, 30 October 2026, according to data from the Turkish Electricity Transmission Corporation (TEİAŞ).
Daily electricity production reached 924,735 megawatt-hours, while consumption was recorded at 916,469 megawatt-hours. Total production was 8,266 megawatt-hours higher than consumption.
Generation Sources
Dammed hydroelectric plants led electricity generation with a 24 percent share. Natural gas plants followed with 15.9 percent, and imported coal plants accounted for 14.7 percent.
Hourly Demand
TEİAŞ hourly data showed that the highest electricity consumption of the day was 43,900 megawatt-hours, recorded at 19:00. The lowest consumption was 29,444 megawatt-hours, recorded at 05:00.
Foreign Trade
Turkey exported 11,132 megawatt-hours of electricity on the same day. Electricity imports totaled 2,871 megawatt-hours. As a result, daily electricity exports exceeded imports by 8,261 megawatt-hours.
