The importance of the energy sector in the exit from the climate crisis is undeniable, and 25% of the greenhouse gas emissions that change the climate stem from electricity and heat generation.

The contribution of buildings is 6%, transport 14%, industry 21%, and 101% of other energy-related activities (refineries, fuel production, etc.). Adding all of them, the rate of direct and indirect energy-related emissions reaches three-quarters of the total emissions.

In summary; We would not be mistaken if we say “the way out of the climate crisis is through the energy revolution and decarbonisation in energy”. In many areas from transportation to energy production, from heating to industrial processes, we need to give up coal, oil and natural gas, which we call fossil fuels, and switch to renewable energy sources such as solar and wind.