Turkey’s #energyregulator, the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK), has introduced new restrictions on liquefied petroleum gas (#LPG) trade between distributors, including a cap on delivery volumes. The decision, dated March 26, 2026, was published in the Official Gazette and has entered into force. Under the updated regulation, only licensed distributors that obtain LPG through imports or refineries during the relevant activity or monitoring period will be allowed to apply for permission to engage in distributor-to-distributor trade. The move tightens eligibility conditions and aims to ensure that LPG trading activity is backed by verified supply sources. A key element of the reform is the introduction of a delivery cap: The total volume of LPG a distributor can deliver to other distributors within a given period Cannot exceed the amount of LPG it has sourced (via imports or refineries) during the same period This effectively prevents distributors from trading volumes beyond ...