December 15-16,
2007
Place: Istanbul, Turkey
Title: Use of EU Policies for Sustainable Energy
Contact: Eurosolar-Turkey
att. Baha Kuban
E-mail: info@eurosolar.org.tr
Web: www.eurosolar.org.tr
Program: pdf file (32kB) (English)
Program word.doc (Turkish
on the Eurosolar-Turkey web site)
Proceedings: See below as pdf files and at Eurosolar-Turkey (Turkish
as pps files)
The Global Energy Picture,
INFORSE's Visions and
EU Policy
Presentation by Gunnar Boye Olesen (handout 287
kB) (English)
On December 15-16, 2007, INFORSE-Europe and Eurosolar Turkey brought
together in Istanbul 25 participants from ministries, regional environmental
NGOs in the TURCEP-Platform, universities, municipalities etc. to discuss
EU and Turkish policies for sustainable energy.
Turkey is in a special situation with unusually high economic growth
combined with little emphasis on energy efficiency and some imports of
inefficient products.
This leads to high growth in energy consumption and, as a result, increasing
proposals for coal and nuclear power. Just a month ago, the Turkish government
changed its previous decision against nuclear power, so now it is looking
for nuclear investors. At the same time, Turkish renewable-energy production
is increasing, in particular solar heating and windpower. At a recent
call for windpower proposals, developers proposed projects for a total
of 78,000 MW, far more than the plans for coal and nuclear power combined.
The government will limit the windpower development; but it remains to
be seen how much.
At the seminar, participants also discussed energy-efficiency regulation
in Turkey. Turkey has adopted a law on energy efficiency in buildings
and in industry that implement the EU building performance directive,
but it has not adopted the necessary secondary legislation. As a result,
the important energy-efficiency requirements for buildings are not in
place yet in Turkey. At the seminar, proposals for this secondary legislation
were discussed. Eurosolar-Turkey (Dr. Bahab Kuban and Dr. Tanay Sidki
Uyar) are working to coordinate inputs to this legislation and will now
follow-up with proposals to the Turkish ministries of energy and settlements.
EU Renewable Energy Regulations and Turkey
By Dr. Baha Kuban & Dr. Tanay Sidki Uyar, (handout 473
kB) (Turkish)
·
A General Outlook on “Energy” in EU
· History of Renewable Energy Legislation Procedure in EU
· Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Policies in EU
Overview of the Photovoltaic Sector in Turkey and Legislation
By Haluk Sayar, (handout 299
kB) (Turkish)
· A Brief Introduction to Solar Energy in Turkey
· Legislations on Photovoltaics in Turkey
· Subsidies on Photovoltaics in Industrialised Countries and Subsidy Possibilities
in Turkey
· Constituting a National Photovoltaic Sector
RES Electricity Directive (2001/77/EC), Developments and Comparison
with Turkish Legislation
By Zerrin Tas Altuntasoglu, (handout 504
kB) (Turkish)
· RES-Electricity Directive 2001/77/EC
·
EU Commision Evaluation Reports & Policy Recommendations
· Current Laws on RES in Turkey
· A Comparative Study of Turkish Legislation and RES-Electricity Directive
2001/77/EC
The Global Energy Picture, INFORSE’s
Visions and EU Policy
By Gunnar Boye Olesen, (handout 287
kB) (English)
· Global Warming, Fossil and Nuclear Limits
·
INFORSE’s EU-27 Vision
· Policy Recommendations for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
|