Experimental and numerical analysis of solar potential and feed in tariff in Turkey

Soğukpınar, Hacı; Bozkurt, İsmail; Serkan, Cag

doi:10.1109/icpre.2016.7871145

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“…Using the PVGIS tool and testing against data from 1985 to 2006, it evaluates daily power generation and global irradiation per square meter. [12] batteries to guarantee best possible energy consumption. The main goal of this work is to forecast off-grid solar PV system reliability, which is crucial given concerns about climate change.…”

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Breakeven Estimation of Solar Energy: A Machine Learning and Time Series Analysis Approach

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This study focuses on determining the breakeven point for solar panel installations, utilizing a comprehensive dataset with daily information like sunrise, sunset, and temperature. Users input parameters such as panel area, location, current cost, and installation charges. Using advanced time series analysis, the system considers environmental factors, energy potential, and local prices to predict when cumulative income will surpass installation costs. This analysis is crucial for individuals and organizations assessing the financial viability of solar investments. By providing insights into profitability timelines, stakeholders can make informed decisions, promoting a sustainable transition to renewable energy. The study aligns with the broader goal of reducing reliance on non-renewable sources and fostering environmentally responsible practices.

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“…Turkey has high solar energy potential due to its geographical location compared to many other European countries. Turkey's average annual sunshine duration were measured 2640 hours (a total of 7.2 hours per day), and the average total solar radiation was calculated as 1311 kWh/m-²year (daily total of 3.6 kWh /m² [9]) Turkey's solar map is given in the Figure 2 and average solar radiation and total sunshine durations is given in Table 2. East and south-east Anatolia region are two of the most solar potential of Turkey but the other five regions are in a quite good condition when compared to European countries [16].…”

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“…The total installation was around 50 MW at the beginning of 2015, whereas in 2016 the installation was reached 442 MW [9] and passed 2250 MW at the end of 2017. Considering Turkey's solar potential, installation is not yet at the desired level but the government tries to accelerate the total installed power by making a bid for installation of 1000 MW in 2017.…”

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Turkey’s Energy Strategy for 2023 Targets after 2000 MW Giant Renewable Energy Contract

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Turkey wants to become the world’s 10th largest economy in the 100th anniversary of the foundation of the republic of Turkey. In order to achieve this goal, there are many breakthroughs in the political, economic and in energy fields. Turkey’s installed power capacity was 85000 MW in 2017 but installed power of 125.000MW is targeted to achieve the objective of 2023 targets. The government is aiming to increase the total production of renewable energy share by 30% in 2023, while foreseeing the increase in capacity due to nuclear and fossil fuel consumption. Targets for different technologies are 34000 MW hydroelectric, 20000 MW wind energy, 5000 MW solar energy (photovoltaic and condensed solar energy), 1000 MW geothermal energy and 1000 MW biomass. Capacity utilization in hydroelectricity is 62%, wind power is 14%, and geothermal power is 33%. The total installed capacity of Biogas, Biomass, Waste Heat and Pyrolytic Oil Power Plants is 530 MW. Theoretical total power capacity of the solar energy for Turkey as 300 TWh/year and reached 45% of the 2023 target in 2017 in the last three years. However, it is estimated that the targets of 2023 in solar energy can be exceeded. Government offers attractive incentive packages for renewable and other energy sector to achieve 2023 goals. In order to encourage domestic production, a total of 2000 MW wind and solar energy installation bid was carried out in 2017. This contract is expected to make Turkey as energy hub both in terms of installation and technology. In this study, Turkey’s renewable energy potential, and energy strategies and breakthroughs for this were investigated and discussed.

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Experimental and numerical analysis of solar potential and feed in tariff in Turkey

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Breakeven Estimation of Solar Energy: A Machine Learning and Time Series Analysis Approach

Breakeven Estimation of Solar Energy: A Machine Learning and Time Series Analysis Approach

Turkey’s Energy Strategy for 2023 Targets after 2000 MW Giant Renewable Energy Contract

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