Investigation of Incentive Methods for Electricity Produced from Renewable Energy Sources

Yücel, Uğur; Özdemir, Engin; Ayaz, Murat

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“…Incentive and support programs for the use of RES have been addressed in terms of both energy production and consumption and put into practice. These incentive titles are given below [56]- [59].…”

Section: Incentives For Renewable Energy In Turkey and Sample Countriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Renewable Energy Incentives and Future Implications for Turkey: A Comparative Bibliometric Analysis

DURMUŞ ŞENYAPAR,

CETİNKAYA,

BAYINDIR

2024

Politeknik Dergisi

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Many countries are using incentives to increase domestic and renewable energy (RE) production, which is important for sustainable development and meeting the rising demand for energy. This also helps achieve zero-carbon emission goals and reduces dependency on foreign sources. Countries have made progress using renewable energy with provided incentives. Along with political and economic regulations, scientific research is crucial in raising public awareness to foster innovation. Through academic studies on renewable energy and policy, countries can create better policies and investments while promoting environmental awareness for a sustainable future. A comparative analysis of academic outputs on incentives and policies for green energy is important. This research examines the link between RE use and academic production. To this end, a bibliometric analysis of scientific publications from Turkey, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy was employed to understand the current state policies and suggest future studies. The academic studies that were compiled with the keywords in the RE policies and measures in the Web of Science database have revealed that academic productions increase quantitatively as RE investments increase. The thematic analysis shows that the maturity in RE use is also reflected in scientific research.

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Section: Incentives For Renewable Energy In Turkey and Sample Countriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Renewable Energy Incentives and Future Implications for Turkey: A Comparative Bibliometric Analysis

DURMUŞ ŞENYAPAR,

CETİNKAYA,

BAYINDIR

2024

Politeknik Dergisi

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SWOT Analysis of Sustainable Energy Resources in Terms of Green Economy in Turkey

TÜYSÜZ¹,

Öncel

2022

İktisadi İdari Ve Siyasal Araştırmalar Dergisi

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While energy is a vital tool for social-economic development, the use of primary energy sources (fossil fuels) as energy, especially with the industrial revolution, causes environmental pollution. Towards the end of the 1900s, the environmental and economic effects of primary energy sources came to the agenda and the use of renewable energy sources, which resulted in lower environmental pollution for sustainable development, it became a globally accepted approach. The increase in the human population, the increasing demand and especially the gradual depletion of primary energy resources have increased the importance of sustainable development and it has become an important issue to be considered both the production and consumption of energy resources within the scope of “green economy”. As a fundamental element of sustainable development, the evaluation of sustainable energy policies and renewable energy sources in this context from the point of view of Turkey is considered as a topic of worth exploring. In this study, the situation of Turkey in terms of sustainable energy resources was evaluated using SWOT analysis and its strengths, weaknesses, oopportunities threats were determined. Recent data highlight the hydroelectric energy source as a potential renewable energy source in Turkey. When Turkey’s high potential in terms of wind and solar energy is supported by the necessary investment and incentive tools, it has been concluded that the share of these energy resources in total sustainable energy resources can be increased.

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Investigation of Incentive Methods for Electricity Produced from Renewable Energy Sources

Cited by 2 publications

References 32 publications

Renewable Energy Incentives and Future Implications for Turkey: A Comparative Bibliometric Analysis

Renewable Energy Incentives and Future Implications for Turkey: A Comparative Bibliometric Analysis

SWOT Analysis of Sustainable Energy Resources in Terms of Green Economy in Turkey

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