On February 14, 2026, the Regulation on Transparency and Market Distorting Practices in Energy and Environmental Markets constitutes an important regulation that comprehensively reshapes the transparency, oversight, and market integrity regime for energy and environmental markets in Turkey.

The Turkish natural gas market is regulated within the framework of the Natural Gas Market Law No. 4646 and the secondary legislation enacted pursuant thereto, and operates under a licensing-based market structure subject to the close supervision of public authority.

In this article, we examined DSG and aggregation mechanisms in the electricity market, which have different legal identities, economic motivations, and operational functions.

In this article, we have evaluated royalty agreements that allow the transfer of the operating right under a mining license to real or legal persons for a certain period of time and within the framework of contractual conditions, provided that the essence and ultimate responsibility of this right remains with the license holder.

The OECD has published its Corporate Governance Factbook every two years since 2015, most recently on October 6, 2025. Current issues included in the latest Factbook have been written.

Our Senior Partner Attorney, Gozde Esen Sakar, has authored an article titled "The Economic and Legal Anatomy of Corporate Mergers" for the November 2025 issue of Inbusiness Magazine.

In this article, we discussed the issues related to the transfer of mining rights and licenses, which include the authority to explore, discover and operate minerals.

In this article, we focus on the liabilities of online marketplace in trademark infringements, along with the growing of e-commerce in the world.

The prohibition on shareholders' borrowing from the company is regulated under Article 358 of the Turkish Commercial Code numbered 6102 ("TCC").