Abstract
This study pays attention about near future energy bottleneck possibility in Turkey and investigates that the wind energy is able to help solving this problem or not. At the beginning, energy supply and consumption trends are described in Turkey and then, the electricity infrastructure and running power plants information are given. After that, wind energy potential and operating wind farms in Turkey are mentioned. Next part of the study tells the legal arrangements and incitement mechanisms about renewable energy in Turkey. A financial analysis for 55 MW site in Turkey and discussion about feasibility of the project are given at the end of the paper.
Keywords
Wind power
Incitement
Renewable energy
Bottleneck
Electricity
Consumption (sociology)
Environmental economics
Energy consumption
Feed-in tariff
Energy supply
Business
Energy (signal processing)
Telecommunications
Natural resource economics
Energy policy
Economy
Engineering
Economics
Electrical engineering
Operations management
Political science
Physics
Subject Areas
Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy
·Sociology and Political Science ·Social Sciences
Wind Energy Research and Development
·Aerospace Engineering ·Physical Sciences
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