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ARTICLE · 11 NOVEMBER 2016

Renewable Energy In Turkey

The ever-increasing energy needs of a growing Turkish economy coupled with the environmentally damaging effects of fossil fuels has created a need for the development of renewable energy.

TurkeyEnergy and Natural Resources
Ketenci & Ketenci ILP
Ketenci & Ketenci ILP
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The ever-increasing energy needs of a growing Turkish economy coupled with the environmentally damaging effects of fossil fuels has created a need for the development of renewable energy. Turkey has increased energy production from domestic sources and decreased its dependence on foreign fossil fuels. The political stage has been set to promote renewable energy as a source of fuel for economic growth in the 21st Century. Turkey's renewable energy industries have successfully been privatized in order to speed the development of clean energy alternatives. Low cost, clean, renewable energy comes from three self-sustaining natural sources; the sun, water, and the wind.

Solar Power

Presently, total licensed solar production in Turkey is capped at 600MW and one company, Turkish developer Solentegre Enerji Yatirimlari holds the country's sole license. The license was won by a bid in 2015 of approximately US$280,000. Because of Turkey's large dependence on foreign oil and

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