Although almost half of the electricity production in our country is made with natural gas, which we lack, and imported coal, which is preferred because its calories are higher than the coal in our country, investments and interest in renewable energy resources are increasing day by day.

Solar energy generation plants and systems with an annual energy potential of 500 thousand megawatts in our country, which we have started to see use in unusual (such as paint that generates electricity from sunlight and heat) and different areas...

Wind power plants, which are started to be produced mostly in our country and are encouraged by our government, with a potential energy of around 60 thousand megawatts...

Geothermal power plants whose surface temperatures increase with the development of technology and subsequently increase in efficiency and the energy potential of which has increased to 60 thousand megawatts with the discovery of new reserves...

Hydroelectric power plants that reduce our external dependency with a share of nearly 20% in energy production and aim to produce 135 million MWh in the coming years...

Despite not having a renewable energy source, our nuclear power plants, which are aimed to meet 20% of our energy needs and have an installed power of 9280 MW, with 2 new power plants to be established...

Our renewable energy potential is higher than many countries and this energy potential should be utilized with new incentives and under suitable conditions.

For our country, it may be possible to reduce our dependency on foreign energy by saving energy by using the existing energy potential of renewable resources and avoiding unnecessary energy waste in every field.

With the increase of the world population, it is inevitable that the electricity we use in every field will increase in parallel with our needs. Energy consumption, which has become an indicator of development, is only possible if countries reduce their dependence on foreign production

With the increase of the world population, it is inevitable that the electricity we use in every field will increase in parallel with our needs. Energy consumption, which has become an indicator of de-velopment, is only possible if countries reduce their dependence on foreign production