Germany will significantly increase its use of coal to protect its energy resources before the winter months come, and Russia’s reduction in gas exports threatens the deficits in Europe’s largest economy.

The German government has stated that it will pass emergency laws to reopen coal plants that are not used for electricity generation, and will auction gas supplies to industry to encourage businesses to reduce consumption. This shows the depth of concern about possible gas shortages in Berlin during the winter months, while Russia has reduced the capacity of the main gas export pipeline to Germany by 60%.

Germany Activates Coal Power Plants to Prevent Gas Shortage | Devamı>>>

Turkey ranked 5th in Europe and 12th in the world in terms of renewable energy based installed power. While the effect of wind energy on the total renewable energy installed power, which has increased by 428% in approximately 20 years, is quite large, 4 strategic steps are shared with you, our esteemed readers, in order to increase the energy obtained from wind energy even more in the future.

In the field of renewable energy, Turkey increased its installed power by 428% and reached 52,668 MW.

‘Turkey’ is 5th in Europe and 12th in the World in Renewable Energy! | Devamı>>>

Customer-sited solar is a significant opportunity, which will materialize in the coming decades and bring change to energy markets and power network operations. There has been significant debate about how best to structure incentives and regulations around customer-sited solar – and more recently solar-plus-storage – and the considerations are complex. Policy makers must aim to stimulate development that realizes the benefits of these technologies, while avoiding the potential adverse effects of large-scale uncoordinated development.

There have been limited studies at a global level to examine the impact of different policies on the economics, and therefore the uptake, of customer-sited solar (at first without, and later with storage).

Realizing the Potential of Customer Sited Solar | Devamı>>>

The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan announced that it is planned to raise the renewable energy targets for 2030, and new tenders will be held in wind and solar energy.

In its statement on 06 August 2021, the Ministry will increase the solar energy installed power target set by the country for 2030 from 5 to 7 GW, and its wind target will be 5 GW. While the current installed power of Uzbekistan is currently at the level of 12.9 GW, thermal power plants account for 11 GW of this power, and HEPPs for 1.85 GW, while the largest share in energy production is 90%.

‘Uzbekistan’ Increases Solar Installed Power Target from 5 to 7 GW | Devamı>>>

It has been announced by the experts of the United Nations European Economic Council (UNECE) that it is not possible to reach the global climate targets without nuclear energy. In UNECE’s newly released technology summary report, it was pointed out that nuclear energy can help meet the requirements of the Paris Agreement and the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. Nuclear could be seen as part of a broader spectrum alongside the use of other sustainable low-carbon or zero-carbon technologies to decarbonize the global energy system and energy-intensive industries.

UNECE: “Global Climate Goals Cannot Be Achieved Without Nuclear Energy” | Devamı>>>

The solar industry is among many sectors feeling the pinch of higher prices, according to a report released Tuesday by the Solar Energy Industries Association and Wood Mackenzie.

Prices rose quarter over quarter and year over year across every solar segment during the period. It’s the first time that residential, commercial and utility solar costs have risen in tandem since the energy consultancy began tracking prices in 2014.

The most-significant cost pressures came from a jump in prices for raw materials, including steel and aluminum.

Among the Sectors Sensing Solar Energy Price Increases | Devamı>>>

1.3 Mwh by Koç Yiğit Uz Teknik Makine in Sakarya Biomass Fired Electric Power Generation Facility will be established with capacity.

Energy will be produced by burning 86 tons/day chicken manure at the facility, which will be established with an investment cost of 6.3 million liras.

Mechanical energy will be produced with the help of alternators and transferred to the grid with the help of transformers.

Biomass Plant to be Established Will Produce Energy from Chicken Manure | Devamı>>>

Desiba Energy, which produces Jurawatt solar panel panels with its partner JVG Thorma, will install GES in Gabon, a Central African country.

Gabon Water and Energy Company (SEEG) will purchase the energy of the 15 MW part of the solar power plant within the scope of the agreement with the Minister of Industry and National Entrepreneurship of Gabon, Carmen Ndaot, with an investment value of 27 million euros.

Within the framework of the Transformation Acceleration Plan (PAT) program, Gabon is planned to increase its solar energy capacity to 250 MW by 2025.

‘Desiba Energy’ to Build 20 MW Solar Power Plant in Gabon | Devamı>>>

Development Investment Bank received the I-REC International Renewable Energy Certificate, which is held by institutions that supply the energy they consume from renewable sources. With this certificate obtained through Aksa Electricity, the Bank provided all of its electricity consumption from the solar power plant in 2020, saving a total of 21,565 trees and preventing carbon emissions of 469 tons.

Development Investment Bank became the owner of the I-REC International Renewable Energy Certificate, which was developed by the Netherlands-based The International Renewable Energy Certificate Standard Foundation (I-REC Standard) to promote renewable energy investment and use among businesses and consumers.

‘Dev. Investment Bank’ Covered It’s Energy Consumption in 2020 from Solar! | Devamı>>>

UEDAŞ and Bursa City Council met in the Transformers Talk social responsibility project. ‘Energy efficiency and saving’ was depicted on the transformer in the work in which the children and the youth in the disabled council were in the leading roles.

Transformers Speak, implemented by UEDAŞ in 2017, this time created awareness for energy efficiency and savings. In the project, which was cooperated with Bursa City Council, the youth and the disabled members of the council painted messages about energy efficiency on the transformer.

Our ‘Children’ Reflect Energy Efficiency to Transformers | Devamı>>>

New analysis by energy think tank Ember reveals that, for the first time, solar panels generated a tenth of EU-27 electricity during their peak months of June and July this year.

New records were set in eight EU countries, including Spain and Germany. However, solar panels still generated less electricity than Europe’s coal power plants, even during the height of their summer peak. The analysis shows that annual growth in solar output needs to double to meet the EU’s 2030 emissions targets.

EU Solar Power Hits New Record Peak This Summer | Devamı>>>

Galata Wind Enerji’s consolidated revenues increased by 26.2% in the first six months of 2021, reaching TL 180,069 thousand (2020: TL 142,684 thousand). The biggest factor in the increase in revenues is the increase in electricity sales prices, with the production of 308,485 MWh this year increasing by 11% compared to the same period of the previous year (2020: 276,872 MWh).
13.6% gross profit increase

Galata Wind’s consolidated gross profit increased by 13.6% year-on-year to TL 115.525 thousand (2020/06: TL 101,670 thousand); Consolidated Profit Before Interest, Depreciation and Taxes (EBITDA) increased by 16.8% to TL 130.625 thousand (2020/06: TL 111.807 thousand).

‘Galata Wind’ Announced its Second Quarter 2021 Financial Results | Devamı>>>