Turkey aims to invest roughly $11 billion in energy efficiency over the next five years, cut its primary energy consumption by 14%, and reduce 66 million tons of CO2 emissions, Turkey's Deputy Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar said on Tuesday. Speaking at the 5th Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue in Germany, Bayraktar said that Turkey’s energy transition has two periods, the first of which started 17 years ago. © Copyright Andolu Ajansi read more.