Turkey’s roofs start energy conversion

Turkey is a fact that it has higher solar energy potential than European countries, this potential can not be used. However, according to the analysis of Ember, the potential of solar energy on the roof points at a distance of 120 GW. This potential comes to an electrical production that will meet 45 percent of the total electricity consumption of Turkey in 2022. In the work of Ember, the post-quake disaster zone was announced by examining the high resolution satellite images of 70 provinces outside the 11 provinces, the suiteability for solar panels of the roofs was determined. In this analysis, according to the potential and roof type of production with the optimal angle of each roof.

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According to the data score, the installation of roof GES seems to be able to reach the energy conversion steps of Turkey. The advantages of roof GES are that there is no land requirement, which can be shown at the same point as the consumption of production and is open to the participation of everyone. Within 113 percent of the electricity billed in Konya with the installation of roof GES is carried out by 88 percent in Ankara and 76 percent of İzmir can be met. In addition to this potential, the economic effects of roof GES are also remarkable. With financial incentives to residential and public institutions, it is predicted that it can save 3,6 billion dollars per year. In addition, the importance of developing appropriate conditions are made to be able to play a critical role in the economic development of roof GES and become part of energy conversion. [
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Ember Regional Leader Horizon Alparslan emphasizes the importance given to the roofs in the world’s energy transformation policies and states that Turkey can take up to 10 times of the existing roof potential to achieve its goals in the solar energy. Alparslan emphasizes tendering the roof areas of illuminated by sculptor panel painted to new buildings and public buildings, reaching energy targets, as well as providing individuals with their own cheap electricity. Turkey’s roof-top solar energy potential can not only convert energy, but also provide an important repellent to economic growth. Thus, the development of appropriate policies for roof GES will be a critical step to shape our sustainable energy future.