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Biogas Potential Of Ereğli City

TUNÇEZ, Fatma Didem (2017-10-23)

Turkey's growth and development goals mean that its energy need will increase rapidly in proportion to its growth. Meeting the increasing energy need from fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas causes the depletion ...
The Future Role of Renewables in Turkey’s Electricity Supply Security

UYANIK, Sırrı (International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy, 2018)

As a fast-developing economy, Turkey’s energy needs have also been growing rapidly for several decades. Its indigenous resources have been evaluated as insufficient to meet this rapidly increasing demand for energy, ...
Import Dependency And Seeking For New Energy Technologies European Union Case

ÖZKAN NESİMİOĞLU, Şerife (International Journal of Energy Applications and Technologies, 2016-12-16)

In this paper, energy poverty and as a result of this energy import dependency and its possible negative results have been examined by taking European Union (EU) into consideration. This analysis has two aims: the first ...
Kompost ve Biyogaz Tesisleri Alanında Konya Sinerjisi

TUNÇEZ, Fatma Didem; BAŞTAN, Erdal (International Symposium for Environmental Science and Engineering Research, 2019-05-25)

Storage of livestock waste on inappropriate conditions; creating visual pollution and various gases resulting from waste stack affect the air quality of the region negatively. Uncontrolled landfilling of waste threatens ...
Konya Synergy In The Field Of Compost And Biogas Plants

TUNÇEZ, Fatma Didem (2017-05-25)

Storage of livestock waste on inappropriate conditions; creating visual pollution and various gases resulting from waste stack affect the air quality of the region negatively. Uncontrolled landfilling of waste threatens ...
Renewable Energy Development In Turkey And Its Potential To Help Combat Climate Change

UYANIK, Sırrı; UÇKUN ÖZKAN, Ayşegül (International World Energy Conference, 2021-11-04)

Primary energy consumption is increasing day by day due to Turkey's growing population, rapid urbanization and rapid economic growth. A large part of the energy need is provided from fossil fuels. This causes approximately ...