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Turkey’s Renewable Energy Prospects Toward the 100th Anniversary of the Republiciority areas in these strategies and plans are renewables. Turkey targets a 30% share of renewable energy in the electricity mix by the target date. To this end, the government aims to accelerate utilization of the country’s potential for renewable energy, particularly hydro, wind, solar and geother

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Dmitry Kurochkin,Elena V. Shabliy,Ekundayo ShittuBringing together leading researchers in the field of renewable energy.Reviews the development of the renewable energy industry globally.Discusses current trends and changes in several key nations

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