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Mehmet Öğütçü
01 August 2023, Tuesday / Published in Economy

Akbelen case: dilemma of environment, energy and obligations

The locals of a small village in Turkey’s Western province of Muğla, İkizköy have been in struggle with police and gendermerie for nine days to prevent their forest, the Akbelen woodland, from being cut for a thermal power plant. The conflict began when YK Energy, a subsidiary of Limak Holding and IC Holding, began to
AkbelenenergyenvironmentForestIC HoldingIC IçtaşİkizköyLimak HoldingMUğlathermal plantTurkey
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