Relationship between economic growth, renewable energy and inflation: The case of Turkey

One of the main goals of the country's economy is economic stability and a high level of welfare. It is possible to develop these conditions, that is, to make economic growth sustainable. The economic competition between countries, which has been going on for years, naturally accompanies a team problem. It is one of the increasing population and related energy products. images have until recently met this need from fossil fuels. However, as a result of depletion of reserves and serious damages, different energy sources have been sought. The world's acquaintance with split energy can be attributed to this process. One of the biggest indicators of today's prosperity and development is the energy sector. Renewable, that is, clean energy production, transportation and costs are important indicators in terms of development level. The accumulation of the developing species is also important for renewed energy for Türkiye. The energy sector, which can be considered new and changeable for Turkey as well as in the world, is one of the steps that can be reached among the different civilizations. In this way, the relationship between the three variables obtained using the data of Turkey's inflation, per capita GDP and variable energy production for the years 1975-2022 has emerged. The process of economic growth in the first part of the study, energy in the second part and inflation in the third part are mentioned. Based on the available data, ADF and PP root unit tests were applied and the Toda-Yamamoto causality test was performed. Begin to interpret the final results.