WindTech Istanbul 2010

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The most basic energy consumption for the industry and development of a country is the electrical energy. Fossil fuels, hydraulic power plants, thermal power plants and nuclear power plants are available in order to provide the supply for this. When the energy demand, which is increasing continuously and the global warming, is considered, all of these production forms shall either be finished or they shall have to be developed. Therefore, it becomes inevitable to steer towards alternative resources.

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IEA encourages Turkey to further reform its energy sector

Turkey will likely see the fastest medium to long-term growth in energy demand among the IEA member countries,” said Nobuo Tanaka, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), today in Ankara. Presenting the new study Energy Policies of IE

Turkey is the Second Biggest Wind Energy Market in CEE

LONDON, July 6 /PRNewswire/ -- In answer to the increasing need for renewable energy, Turkey, along with Poland, is spearheading the pursuit of accessible wind energy in Central and Eastern Europe.
Sharkskin For Airplanes, Ships And Wind Energy Plants

To lower the fuel consumption of airplanes and ships, it is necessary to reduce their flow resistance, or drag. An innovative paint system makes this possible. This not only lowers costs, it also reduces CO2 emissions.

Turkey to let the breeze help

The new legislation regarding renewables on the agenda before Parliament closes for holiday.
Wind Is Key to Turkey's Growing Energy Needs

The European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) this week at a workshop in Turkey, said that Turkey must exploit its huge wind energy resources if it wants to meet its increasing power demand while becoming less dependent on energy imports...

Middle East Energy Investors Catch Wind of German Offshore Opportunities

Investors from the Middle East are expressing a growing interest in large-scale, sustainable industries, including Germany's renewable energies industry.
Turkey Blowing and Going on Wind Energy

Turkey's got some renewable energy projects. Competing with oil from the Middle East, it now appears that the Turkish government has decided to favor more projects dealing with wind and other renewable energy programs.

China, EU, Turkey Ramp Up Wind Energy

As China positions itself as the number three global provider in wind energy, the European Union, including the UK, and Turkey are making plans to ramp up their renewable energy efforts in 2010.
ISTANBUL - The billboards on the airport road were hard to miss

Large red placards from Akbank proclaiming that “Sustainability is our favorite topic.” The Turkish bank's intended audience? Investors, bankers and delegates arriving for the annual meetings earlier this month of the World Bank and International Monetary

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23 January 2010

Integrating wind power in Turkey workshop

"Integrating wind power in Turkey" workshop taking place on Tuesday, 9 February 2010, 10:00 - 15:30 at the Bilkent Hotel and Conference Centre. Üniversiteler Mah. 1599.Cad. No:6, Ankara 06800, Turkey.

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