Bugra Enerji

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Bugra Enerji is a Turkish company proposing to build a 373 megawatt coal-fired power station near Mersin in Turkey. The status of the plant is unclear but the Turkish Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA (English) EPDK (Turkish)) last listing of the project dates back to 2008.

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