Renewable Energy in Turkey

[KediKesenFare3]

Turkey adds 553 MW of solar in H1 2017
The country’s cumulative installed PV capacity has now surpassed 1.5 GW, while another 500 MW is expected to be installed by the end of 2017.

September 11, 2017 Emiliano Bellini

• Markets
• Turkey

Image: Astronergy

Turkey had reached 1,503 MW of installed PV capacity as of the end of June 2017, according to statistics released by the Turkish solar association Günder, which are based on the country’s Energy Market Regulatory Board’s monthly Electrical Statistics Report.

According to these figures, in the first six months of the year the newly installed PV power was around 553.2 MW. For comparison, full year 2016 new additions total 656.6 MW. This means that this year’s PV development will likely be the best ever recorded in the country. Furthermore, Günder said it expects that Turkey’s installed PV capacity may cross the 2 GW threshold by the end of this year, thus enabling deployment of more than 1 GW of solar power.

If the current trend is confirmed, Turkey may become Europe’s third largest PV market in 2017, after Germany and the UK, which are both expected to surpass 2 GW of new solar capacity.

Of the cumulative installed capacity, 1,491.7 MW is represented by unlicensed PV plants. Under the Turkish legislation, all solar PV projects under 1 MW in size do not need to obtain a license from the Turkish government. These means that all the plants included in this category are below 1 MW or are segmented into 1 MW sub-units. The remaining 12.9 MW is represented by licensed PV capacity.

The country has set a target of 5 GW of solar PV capacity by 2023. Turkey’s energy minister said in March that an auction for 1 GW of new solar PV plants will also take place by the end of the summer, but plans have not been announced yet. In March, South Korea’s Hanwha Q Cells and local Turkish firm Kalyon Enerji a won a 1 GW solar tender, offering to sell the generated electricity at a feed-in tariff of $0.0699 per kWh.
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2017/09/11/turkey-adds-553-mw-of-solar-in-h1-2017/

Share of solar energy in Turkey's electricity consumption -

*2017 January - July

Solar Energy production per month

 

[Pax Ottomana]

Wow. Looks like we're about to exceed 1%. While that may not look like much, it's actually amazing given how Turkey is very energy-hungry with a huge consumption and how we had a late start in this field. This is great news! Congratulations Turkiye. Keep up the great work.

We should not stop until every roof in Turkey has solar panels on it!

 

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Thats what I've been saying for so long. Make it mandatory for every new house, building, sport hall, stadium, anything really to have PV on its roof.

 

[Mr.Department]

Thats what I've been saying for so long. Make it mandatory for every new house, building, sport hall, stadium, anything really to have PV on its roof.

Not effective for electricity in comparison to the invest. Friends complained . Only good for warm water home suppyl.

 

[KediKesenFare3]

Not effective for electricity in comparison to the invest. Friends complained . Only good for warm water home suppyl.

Shut up, Hürsit.

 

[Mr.Department]

Shut up, Hürsit.

Troll. Don't mention me with a non existent person and read if you can read dumbas

https://www.test.de/Solarstrom-Oft-nicht-mehr-rentabel-4667997-0/

You can be happy if you get invest back after 20 years, not possible if financed with credits !

Netzeinspeisung lohnt sich kaum noch
Die niedrige Einspeisevergütung macht es kaum noch rentabel, den erzeugten Strom an den Netzbetreiber zu verkaufen. Wer den Solarstrom komplett einspeist, kann oft schon froh sein, wenn er in 20 Jahren wenigstens die Kosten wieder hereinholt. Wird die Anlage auf Kredit finanziert, droht sogar ein Verlust.
An sonnenreichen Sommertagen produziert die Anlage allerdings so viel Strom, dass nur Bruchteil davon im Haushalt verbraucht werden kann. Ohne Stromspeicher ist es deshalb selten möglich, insgesamt mehr als 30 Prozent des erzeugten Stroms vor Ort zu nutzen.

 

[Pax Ottomana]

Netzeinspeisung lohnt sich kaum noch
Die niedrige Einspeisevergütung macht es kaum noch rentabel, den erzeugten Strom an den Netzbetreiber zu verkaufen. Wer den Solarstrom komplett einspeist, kann oft schon froh sein, wenn er in 20 Jahren wenigstens die Kosten wieder hereinholt. Wird die Anlage auf Kredit finanziert, droht sogar ein Verlust.
An sonnenreichen Sommertagen produziert die Anlage allerdings so viel Strom, dass nur Bruchteil davon im Haushalt verbraucht werden kann. Ohne Stromspeicher ist es deshalb selten möglich, insgesamt mehr als 30 Prozent des erzeugten Stroms vor Ort zu nutzen.

@ATALAY Nein. Das Deutsche modell ist nicht super ideal. Sie brauchen weniger staatliche regulierung und mehr freier markt. Die solarzellen preise sind jetzt billig und sie werden jedes jahr billiger. Pro quadratmeter die Türkei erhalt viel mehr sonnenenergie als Deutschland, daher ist es in der Turkei mehr ekonomischer.

Schau hier und vergleich Deutschland mit der Turkei.

 

[Bismarck]

Troll. Don't mention me with a non existent person and read if you can read dumbas

https://www.test.de/Solarstrom-Oft-nicht-mehr-rentabel-4667997-0/

You can be happy if you get invest back after 20 years, not possible if financed with credits !

Netzeinspeisung lohnt sich kaum noch
Die niedrige Einspeisevergütung macht es kaum noch rentabel, den erzeugten Strom an den Netzbetreiber zu verkaufen. Wer den Solarstrom komplett einspeist, kann oft schon froh sein, wenn er in 20 Jahren wenigstens die Kosten wieder hereinholt. Wird die Anlage auf Kredit finanziert, droht sogar ein Verlust.
An sonnenreichen Sommertagen produziert die Anlage allerdings so viel Strom, dass nur Bruchteil davon im Haushalt verbraucht werden kann. Ohne Stromspeicher ist es deshalb selten möglich, insgesamt mehr als 30 Prozent des erzeugten Stroms vor Ort zu nutzen.

Atalay is right. In relation to Germany only.

 

[Mr.Department]

@ATALAY Nein. Das Deutsche modell ist nicht super ideal. Sie brauchen weniger staatliche regulierung und mehr freier markt. Die solarzellen preise sind jetzt billig und sie werden jedes jahr billiger. Pro quadratmeter die Türkei erhalt viel mehr sonnenenergie als Deutschland, daher ist es in der Turkei mehr ekonomischer.

Die solarzellen preise sind jetzt billig und sie werden jedes jahr billiger

That's right. But how much will you get in Turkey, for the left rest to feed in the grid ?
Assume you build 200 KW panel system on a 10 flats building ?
You know, in Turkey you must a have a 2/3 majority of owners to make a renovation or innovation at the buldings . Cause that most people pay for central heating energy they never used (lack of flat heat counters).

 

[Pax Ottomana]

That's right. But how much will you get in Turkey, for the left rest to feed in the grid ?
Assume you build 200 KW panel system on a 10 flats building ?
You know, in Turkey you must a have a 2/3 majority of owners to make a renovation or innovation at the buldings . Cause that most people pay for central heating energy they never used (lack of flat heat counters).

Brother, don't worry about apartment buildings for the time being. "Mustakil ev" owners should do this first. The idea here is not to live 100% off grid. The idea is to reduce Turkey's dependency on imported energy by utilizing more solar energy. Most solar panel setups pay themselves off in 3-4 years tops, especially in extra sunny environments like Turkey it's more like 2-3 years. From that point on every kWh you generate is PURE PROFIT! Even if you're not selling back to the grid, you're saving tons of money on your overall electricity bill.

 

[Mr.Department]

Brother, don't worry about apartment buildings for the time being. "Mustakil ev" owners should do this first. The idea here is not to live 100% off grid. The idea is to reduce Turkey's dependency on imported energy by utilizing more solar energy. Most solar panel setups pay themselves off in 3-4 years tops, especially in extra sunny environments like Turkey it's more like 2-3 years. From that point on every kWh you generate is PURE PROFIT! Even if you're not selling back to the grid, you're saving tons of money on your overall electricity bill.

You are right , but not at all. The most expensive part is storage and alternators for stored energy.
Believe me I have some friends in Turkey e.g. one in Acarlar Kent and in Germany, they don't count the pennies.

For warm water / plus heating it is ok ( You can easy store hot water ) but for use as an independent energy source it is complex and expensive.

 

[Pax Ottomana]

You are right , but not at all. The most expensive part is storage and alternators for stored energy.
Believe me I have some friends in Turkey e.g. one in Acarlar Kent and in Germany, they don't count the pennies.

For warm water / plus heating it is ok ( You can easy store hot water ) but for use as an independent energy source it is complex and expensive.

I never said it was cheap to get started. Yes, equipment like inverters, batteries, charge controllers, wiring, etc isn't cheap. But the whole thing pays itself off in 2-3 years given Turkey's awesome sunlight availability. From that point on you're saving yourself a ton of money every year. That's what I mean by "profit".

 

[KediKesenFare3]

Yenilenebilir enerji için Türkiye'de bir ilk!

Yenilenebilir enerji kaynakları konusunda ülkemizde yeni projelere imza atılmaya devam ediliyor. Türkiye'nin ilk parabolik oluklu konsantre güneş enerjisi santrali için çalışmalar başladı!
http://shiftdelete.net/turkiyenin-i...erjisi-santrali-icin-calismalar-basladi-84804

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KONSATRE GÜNEŞ ENERJİSİ PROJEMİZ
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Firmamıza ait (140-300 C) Isı Kapesitesine sahip Konsantre Güneş Kollektörümüzü İlk Uygulama projesi olarak devreye aldık.......hadi hayırlısı.......


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[Adıvar]

Yenilenebilir enerji için Türkiye'de bir ilk!

Yenilenebilir enerji kaynakları konusunda ülkemizde yeni projelere imza atılmaya devam ediliyor. Türkiye'nin ilk parabolik oluklu konsantre güneş enerjisi santrali için çalışmalar başladı!
http://shiftdelete.net/turkiyenin-i...erjisi-santrali-icin-calismalar-basladi-84804

Kula Mühendislik ve Enerji Sistemleri Ltd.şti
KONSATRE GÜNEŞ ENERJİSİ PROJEMİZ
Yüzde 100 Yerli Sermaye ile Tasarım ve Projesi tümüyle
Firmamıza ait (140-300 C) Isı Kapesitesine sahip Konsantre Güneş Kollektörümüzü İlk Uygulama projesi olarak devreye aldık.......hadi hayırlısı.......

Very good idea. Same as sattelite dish antennas.
But, they did not need the reflector to be that much thick and heavy. A thinner plate shaped parabolic coated by a reflective material would also do.

 

[Pax Ottomana]

Very good idea. Same as sattelite dish antennas.
But, they did not need the reflector to be that much thick and heavy. A thinner plate shaped parabolic coated by a reflective material would also do.

Exactly. All you need to reflect sunlight is a thin sheet of polished aluminum. Afterall, it's just light, you're not bouncing bullets. But hey, at least theirs will be very durable.