Turkey's renewable energy policies within the framework of public policy analysis process model approach

Energy, an indispensable part of social life, is important in ensuring the existence and continuity of countries in the political arena, providing public services, and ensuring economic and social development. Increasing population and needs have increased the energy demand, the world ecosystem has been disrupted due to economic and human activities, and the fossil fuel reserves used in energy production have been reduced for centuries. In addition to these problem areas, it has been accepted that countries should act jointly by reducing the harmful gases that arise in the use of fossil fuel in the use of fossil fuel in the use of fossil fuels in the fight against the negative effects of global warming in the 21st century. With this acceptance, countries have started to act jointly in the struggle against this problem area with various agreements. Turkey, classified as a developing country, has actively participated in various international agreements to promote its renewable energy strategies. The nation has formulated and implemented policies aimed at enhancing the utilization of renewable energy resources. This approach seeks to reduce reliance on imported energy and to foster sustainable development. These initiatives reflect Turkey's commitment to transforming its energy landscape and achieving greater energy independence.This study examined Türkiye's renewable energy policies using documents up to the 11th Development Plan Period, utilizing the Public Policy Analysis Process Approach. The analysis assessed whether the targets outlined in these policies were achieved and confirmed the continuity of policies related to renewable energy. Keywords: Public Policy Analysis, Renewable Energy, Process Model Approach