Türkiye’nin Mevcut ve Gelecekteki Rüzgar Enerjisi Durumunun Analizi

Bu çalışmada, Türkiye’nin rüzgâr enerjisi durumu etraflıca araştırılmıştır. Bu bağlamda, günümüzün en popüler ve gelecek vaat eden yenilenebilir enerji türlerinden birisi olan rüzgâr enerjisi uygulamaları, Türkiye için, 2009 ile 2018 yıl aralığını kapsayacak şekilde incelenmiştir. En son olarak ise, Türkiye’nin 2030 yılına kadar olan uzun vadeli rüzgar enerjisi durumu tahmin edilmiştir. Bu kapsamda, Türkiye’nin 2030 yılındaki rüzgâr enerjisi durumunun, 2018’deki durumunu bile aşacağı gösterilmiştir; şöyle ki, rüzgar enerjisinin, 2018 yılında, tüm enerjilere göre verilen oranı olan %16,56’lık değerinin, 2030 yılında aşılarak, %16,61’lik değere ulaşacağı beklenmektedir.

Analyses of Current Wind Energy Status of Turkey and its Future Prospect

In this study, wind power status of Turkey is extensively investigated. In this regards, wind power occasion, which is one of the most popular and promising renewable energy types of today, is studied for Turkey in the year range of 2009-2018. Finally, Turkey's long term wind energy status till 2030 is predicted. In this context, it is demonstrated that Turkey's wind energy status will even surpass the case of 2018; in which wind energy ratio by 2030 based on whole sources is expected to be 16.61% exceeding the case of 2018, which is 16.56%.

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