Options for financing energy efficiency in public buildings in Turkey : Türkiye : kamu binalarında enerji verimliliğinin finansmanına ilişkin seçenekler (Turkish)

Energy efficiency (EE) is critical for Turkey to sustain its economic growth while meeting its global commitments for climate change mitigation and environmental sustainability in line with Turkey’s accession to the European Union (EU). In 2014, Turkey imported 75 percent of its energy , which accounted for US 55 billion dollars or about 7 percent of its GDP. At current trends, continued growth in electricity demand will deplete the power reserve...

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Singh,Jas;

Limaye,Dilip R.;

Melitauri,Joseph;

Begolli,Rhedon;

Örücü,Yasemin;

Lukas,Aditya Alexander;

Zahirovic,Selma;

Velija,Dardan;
Document Date
2016/09/01
Document Type
ESMAP Paper
Report Number
108856
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Europe and Central Asia,
Region
Europe and Central Asia,
Disclosure Date
2016/10/07
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Türkiye : kamu binalarında enerji verimliliğinin finansmanına ilişkin seçenekler
Keywords
energy use per unit of gdp

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Singh,Jas; Limaye,Dilip R.; Melitauri,Joseph; Begolli,Rhedon; Örücü,Yasemin; Lukas,Aditya Alexander; Zahirovic,Selma; Velija,Dardan.

Options for financing energy efficiency in public buildings in Turkey : Türkiye : kamu binalarında enerji verimliliğinin finansmanına ilişkin seçenekler (Turkish). Energy Sector Management Assistance Program Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/475761475846862684

Options for financing energy efficiency in public buildings in Turkey : Türkiye : kamu binalarında enerji verimliliğinin finansmanına ilişkin seçenekler (Turkish)

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