Yozgat Bozok University Solar Power Plant, Power, Cost and Depreciation Period Calculation

Abstract

Most of the energy in our world is met by fossil fuels. It is a disadvantage for fossil fuels that fossil fuels are limited and not environmentally friendly. Therefore, especially in the last 20 years, countries have directed their investments to renewable energy resources that are cheap, environmentally friendly, low maintenance costs and reduce foreign dependency. The use of RES in our country is below the world average. In this study, SPP (Solar Power Plant) power, cost and depreciation period were calculated by looking at the annual electricity consumption amount of YOBU (Yozgat Bozok University) in 2019 and the incentive charts in the law numbered 5346.

Keywords

• Renewable energy
• Renewable energy
• Solar power plant
• SPP cost calculation
• YOBU

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