Although Turkey produces its own lignite (brown coal), the Sankey diagram of Turkey's energy balance shows that half the country's coal and almost all other fossil fuel is imported, and that renewables contribute little.[9] Three-quarters of energy is imported:[3] Turkey's energy policy prioritises reducing imports, but has been criticised by the OECD for lacking carbon pricing,[10] subsidizing fossil fuels[11] and not taking more advantage of the country's abundant wind and sunshine.[12]