Two countries at same parellel in solar energy productions: USA and Turkey

Yıl 2018, Cilt: 2 Sayı: 3, 325 - 329, 15.12.2018

Gülcan İner Evren Çağlarer

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Energy
is a basic necessity after the industrial revolution in our lives. Energy
demand is increasing with the development of technology from day by day.
Humanity has head towards to the alternative energy sources. Therefore,
alternative energy must have renewable sources. This situation can be supply a
significant benefit for future energy demand. These resources play an important role in meeting the
demand and provide significant benefits in terms of economic and environmental
protection. Among the renewable
energy sources have taken an important place like hydroelectric power plants,
wind turbines, geothermal energy, wave energy, biomass energy, rock gas, etc.
However, solar energy is the biggest renewable energy potential most countries
in the world. Various countries around the world use renewable energies solar
energy and photovoltaic panel technology to choose energy production and
increasing the production potentials day by day. In this study, samples will be
compared to the United States and Turkey in energy production from solar
energy.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Renewable Energy, PV Panel, Solar Energy, Costs of Energy Production, Costs of Energy Consumption

Kaynakça

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