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However, Draft Law eliminates such requirement of obtaining the

prior approval and it just sets forth a notification requirement under

paragraph 3 of Article 5. Accordingly, license holder companies shall

notify EMRA, the share transfer in their shareholding of ten percent or

more (five percent or more for public companies), change of control

and the transactions, which lead to change in the property of the gen-

eration facilities. However, EMRA shall not have the authority to

approve or not to approve those transactions.

On the other hand, distribution companies are still under the oblig-

ation to obtain the permission of EMRA, as per paragraph 4 of Article

5 of the Draft Law, with respect to the share transfer in their share-

holding ten percent or more (five percent or more for public compa-

nies) and change of control.

Provisions on Total Market Share:

EML sets forth restrictive provisions such as the total market share

or the total sale amount for the companies who engage in activities in

the market. These restrictions are 10% of the previous year’s total sales

of energy of Turkey for the wholesale companies, and 20% of previous

year’s calculated total installed capacity of Turkey.

Draft Law also regulates similar restrictions. Accordingly;

- the total installed capacity of the generation companies a real

person or a legal entity engaged in the private sector control

may not exceed 20% of the previous year’s calculated total

installed capacity of Turkey in the previous year,

- the total amount of electricity energy generated by supply com-

panies a real person or a legal entity engaged in the private sec-

tor control may not exceed 20% of the of the previous year’s

total consumption of energy in Turkey, and

- the total amount of electricity energy distributed to areas

accessed by distributor companies a real person or a legal enti-

ty engaged in the private sector control may not exceed 30% of

the previous year’s total distributed energy in all areas of distri-

bution.

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