📋 Tender Overview
TCRS: 20555
Status: TC Com approved
Location: Türkiye
Business Sector: Energy
Notice Type: State
PSD Disclosed: 24 Sep 2025
Project Description
The Republic of Türkiye’s Ministry of Industry and Technology (MOIT) has established the Türkiye Industrial Decarbonisation Investment Platform (TIDIP) with the cooperation of multilateral development banks (MDBs) including EBRD, IBRD and IFC. EBRD facilitates the coordination of Parties for TIDIP. TIDIP intends to holistically facilitate the country’s rapid, resilient and just low carbon transition in the industrial sector, in line with its climate and development goals, National Green Deal Action Plan (NGDAP), Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and 2053 Net-Zero target. The platform aims at mobilising investments needed to implement, inter alia, the roadmaps set out by Low Carbon Pathways for the decarbonisation of the Turkish cement, fertilizer, aluminium, iron and steel sectors in line with the Turkish Government’s sustainable development and decarbonisation goals.
According to Joint Declaration (JD) that was signed by the MoIT and MDB Partners on 25 November 2024, the parties intend to support decarbonization projects by mobilizing finance and resources, including grants, concessional financing and risk-sharing mechanisms to support their implementation, in line with the following indicative components and targets by 2030 currently estimated as:
i) The deployment of over EUR 100 million in Technical Assistance and concessional finance.
ii) Over EUR 5 billion of decarbonisation projects under implementation in line with the objectives of TIDIP supported by finance from commercial banks and participating IFIs by 2030.
iii) Reduction of GHG emissions, resulting from these investments, of over 20 million tons CO2eq per year.
Initially, the Platform will focus on hard-to-abate sectors with high emission intensity and strategic economic importance, including iron and steel, cement, aluminium, and fertilizers, with potential expansion to other sectors (e.g. glass, ceramics, chemicals, textiles, etc.) based on national priorities and regulatory developments.
These sectors have been identified due to:
(1) Their high contribution to Türkiye’s industrial emissions,
(2) Their strategic role in the economy, particularly in exports and employment,
(3) Their alignment with global and regional decarbonization policies, including EU CBAM,
(4) The availability of emerging low-carbon technologies that can facilitate their transition.
The MDB Partners, subject to the respective mandates and/or approvals as may be required, and in accordance with their applicable policies and procedures, intend to cooperate closely to identify and to seek to mobilise the necessary funds from a range of domestic and international developers, utilities, institutional investors, commercial banks and other international financial institutions, as well as support from international donors. The Partners will
