Turkey's energy potential, strategies, and energy supply security

Energy has an important place for states as well as for people. While developed states need energy to maintain their existing power, for developing countries, "energy" constitutes an important item in achieving their development goals. Türkiye, which imports almost all of the prices of non-renewable resources such as oil and natural gas, has accelerated flexible energy investments with the aim of diversifying its resources, reducing the effects of sustainable, negative stress and making its resources more reliable. There are a number of diverse energy sources that vary in sustainability, availability, cost and socio-political aspects. The selection of each energy source, its scarce resources and consumed energy supplies are different. Countries are turning to energy resources in order to reduce cooling, which is a limitation in energy, and to cope with climate change. Energy demand is also increasing in parallel with the increasing population, industry and production in Türkiye, and the policy of high levels of fossil fuels has created a serious energy supply risk. Different searches are emerging to meet the rising energy demand. The starting point of these searches is again in Türkiye's own capacity. In this sense, the general energy profile and the reserve-production-consumption situation of replacement energy in Türkiye have been evaluated, and points that can shed light on the country's energy policy are continuing to be determined. The main purpose is to examine energy sources to change Türkiye's energy supply.