The Usage Status of Joetermel Energy in the World, Turkey and Djibouti

Year 2023, Issue: 49, 100 - 105, 31.03.2023

Aboubakar Ibrahim Momahed , Zehra Gulten Yalçın , Mustafa Dağ

https://doi.org/10.31590/ejosat.1261034

Abstract

In recent years, with the increase in population and the development of technology in the world, the need for energy has been increasing day by day. With the rapid depletion of fossil fuel reserves such as oil, coal and natural gas and the increase in the population, renewable energy sources are gaining importance. Geothermal energy, one of the renewable energy sources, is currently used in various processes such as electricity generation, heating and drying. Geothermal Energy is a clean, cheap and environmentally friendly domestic underground renewable energy source. For this reason, the issue of assessing the situation of direct and indirect production and use of geothermal energy in the world, Turkey and Djibouti has gained importance.

Keywords

Renewable Energy, Geothermal energy, Environmental effects, Usage in Turkey and Djibouti

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