Biomass potential of black sea region for energy productionand contribution to the economy of the region

The needs are increasing with increasing population and developing technology. Today, energy is one of the most important needs. Energy is needed to benefit from technological opportunities and to lead a more comfortable life. Energy is generally provided from two types of sources: non-renewable (depleted) and renewable (inexhaustible). There is a need for clean, local and renewable alternative energy sources for reasons such as exhaustion of non-renewable energy sources such as coal, oil and natural gas, harmful effects on environment and human health and importation of the vast majority. Turkey for clean, cheap, in one of the local biomass and renewable energy sources. Biomass, which is the general name of the biological materials obtained from living organisms that have survived or survived recently, is a clean, inexpensive and local resource that can be used in energy production. In this study, Turkey's Black Sea is one of the geographical areas biomass potential by years of Regions and biomass resources available in some provinces to investigate the contribution to the economy of this potential has been transferred to examining the tables and graphics in comparison. In the province of Çorum, Çorum province is the first in the province with 115 million tons and the province of Samsun is in the second place with 114 million tons and in the third place with 90 million tons. The last province is Giresun with 11.6 million tons. As the energy content of the biomass energy source can vary, the province with the highest biomass energy has the highest level with 344135 MWh and Samsun is the second with 264150 MWh energy. According to these data, the contribution of the Bolu province to the Black Sea Region's economy is approximately 148 million Turkish Liras.