The Impact of Emerging Renewable Energy on Capacity Mechanisms in Power Systems and Expert Opinion

With the increasing energy demand, the growing capacity of renewable energy sources and the impact of developing competition, it is desirable to manage the market with appropriate investments along with the electricity market and optimum load distribution. In line with this demand, supply security and energy quality play an important role day by day. This includes the production capacity and the long-term security of the system, reflecting the system's ability to stand in unexpected events and sudden load changes. The demand side seems to have insufficient support to the market for new capacity planning to ensure this coverage. This problem can be solved by producing additional capacity. Basically, it is aimed to reduce investment risk for production companies and / or investors and to provide higher supply security and lower price fluctuations to consumers. The concern of not investing in electricity generation capacity to meet the maximum load level has led to investments in capacity utilization in the form of capacity mechanisms of developed and developing states. In this study, an academic analysis of the capacity mechanism of the renewable energy resources and the capacity analysis of the capacity mechanism were made and expert opinions were presented, the latest developments in the energy market were examined and the reliability solutions that could be appropriate to the national electricity market were proposed.

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