Renewable energy market conditions and barriers in Turkey

Nalan, Çiçek Bezir; Öztürk, Murat; Özek, Nuri

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2008.09.001

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“…Finally, a generally accepted view for the long-term goal in both developing and developed countries must focus on formulating relevant national policies, including the establishment of one single competent authority which has the power and responsibility of departmental coordination, goal planning and the setting of clear legal norms. [14,17,28,29,44,48,52,76]. Such a discussion is also confirmed by the analysis results of this study.…”

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“…According to the Renewable 2012 Global Status Report by the Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century (REN21), despite the impact of the economic crisis, in 2011 the global investment in RE still reached around $25.7 billion, an increase of approximately $3.7 billion compared to 2010 and resulting in the total global RE capacity (excluding hydropower) reaching a level of approximately 390 GW [11]. Among all types of RE, wind power is not only a zero-pollution energy source [12][13][14][15][16][17], but also has a high degree of technical feasibility [18] and cost-effective features [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31]. According to an authoritative report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC Special Report on Renewable Energy Sources and Climate Change Mitigation), wind energy has great potential for near-term (2020) and long-term (2050) GHG emission reductions [32].…”

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To Re-Explore the Causality between Barriers to Renewable Energy Development: A Case Study of Wind Energy

Huang

Lin

2013

Energies

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Abstract:The development of wind energy in developing countries has its limitations. This study adapted quantitative approaches to explore the causality relationships among these barriers. It was found that different areas of obstacles did affect one another; by barrier inference we learned that a lack of national policy caused other disorders, and that the occurrence of these disorders eventually resulted either directly or indirectly in high investment costs. Thus, the question of how to effectively reduce the investment cost of wind energy development is the most important issue to developing countries. Furthermore, the results of this study clarified that wind intermittency would not be the main reason hindering short and mid-term wind power development. However, from a long-term perspective, the impact of intermittency still cannot be treated lightly, as it was found that for each standard deviation unit improvement of the intermittency, the investment cost-effectiveness improvement increased by 0.185 σ, which was 1.78 times higher than the impact from national policies. Therefore, aside from strengthening the national policies in establishing a suitable institutional framework, we recommend that policy-makers should also emphasize the establishment of an economic assessment of available sites, a detailed wind resource assessment and improved forecasting of technical applications.

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Section: The Inferential Effect Of Obstaclessupporting

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To Re-Explore the Causality between Barriers to Renewable Energy Development: A Case Study of Wind Energy

Huang

Lin

2013

Energies

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“…Subsequently, this fact necessitates the introduction of financial support mechanism alongside with approving promotion scheme, to be specific the one that evokes private finance for energy sector and reduces the financial burden. Markets all around the world are indeed various members of a unit multiplex system (Bukarica and Vrhovcak, 2006;Nalan, Murat and Nuri, 2009). Consequently there is a need to highlight the analysis of structural interactions on a global based, indeed.…”

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Network Topology of Renewable Energy Sector in Stock Exchange

Kazemilari¹,

Mohamadi²,

Mardani³

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Montenegrin Journal of Economics

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In today's global economy, the most prominent position clean energy is basically viewed as the highest-speed growing branch. Sustainable energy, perpetual climate change, and technological advancements are the reasons from which this foreground position results from. Regarding the debate of effects of pollution and the importance of the alternative fuels, the more awareness people improve, the more interested they are to invest in clean energy. This paper brings to a focus the inspection of clean energy and the way any market would analysis the influential stocks which have an effect on the other. In this regard, correlation network approach has extensively applied to explore the financial markets properties. In econophysics, technical topology network is defined for analyzing the interaction between stocks to find significant implications to optimize the portfolio. Network topology shows the physical layout of a network. It refers to the way in which per stock is located and interconnected to other stocks. This study analyse the topological properties of network on a set of 62 stocks in renewable energy companies from 30th February 2015 to 3th March 2016 to aid to the interpretation of relationships in the network structure and find influencing stocks. JEL classification:M12, M54.

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“…Nalan et al assessed the green economy development conditions in Turkey. The study showed that Turkey also had a large potential for renewable energies, and most policy-makers, potential consumers and energy firm managers lacked the knowledge about renewable energy technologies [29]. Liang et al created an index system to evaluate the performance of the low-carbon industry by using an expert scoring method [30].…”

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City Green Economy Evaluation: Empirical Evidence from 15 Sub-Provincial Cities in China

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City green economy plays an important role in the development of low-carbon economy and the achievement of sustainable development of economy, society and ecological environment. From the perspective of economy, society, environment and resources, the evaluation of the green economy in urban areas tends to offer us a new insight into the green economy of cities. This paper is about the creation of a novel urban green economy evaluation model and its application. First of all, we established a city green economy evaluation index system based on R cluster analysis and coefficient of variation. Secondly, based on the nonlinear weighted utilizing entropy weight method, a city green economy evaluation model is established based on inferior constraints. Thirdly, by comparing the differences between evaluation rankings under inferior constraints and non-inferior constraints, the advantageous factors and the disadvantageous ones in urban green economy development are obtained. The proposed model has been verified with the data on 15 sub-provincial cities in China. Empirical analysis results show that: (1) The proposed approach can accurately find out the advantageous and disadvantageous factors for each sub-provincial city; (2) In the evaluation of green economy development, the order of importance of the three criterion layers is X 1 Economy development > X 2 Social livelihood of the people > X 3 Resources and environment; (3) Local governments should implement differential, reasonable policies in order to improve their green economy development. Moreover, our research is not only significant for developing green economy in China's sub-provincial cities, but also serves as a reference for the development of green economy in other cities in the world.

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Renewable energy market conditions and barriers in Turkey

Cited by 79 publications

References 13 publications

To Re-Explore the Causality between Barriers to Renewable Energy Development: A Case Study of Wind Energy

To Re-Explore the Causality between Barriers to Renewable Energy Development: A Case Study of Wind Energy

Network Topology of Renewable Energy Sector in Stock Exchange

City Green Economy Evaluation: Empirical Evidence from 15 Sub-Provincial Cities in China

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