터키의 에너지 수급현황과 에너지 안보정책 －한국과의 협력을 위한 정책적 함의－
Turkey’s Energy Supply-Demand Situation and Its Energy Security －Its Implication to the Cooperation with Korea－
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Recently, Turkey is the one of the fastest growing economic in the world. Thus it energy demand for its sustainable development is increasing rapidly as well. However, Turkey’s geo-political location is crucial to diversify and secure the energy-transportation routes for the EU energy market. Turkey is utilizing its geo-political and geo-strategical position to play as an energy hub in the region. For Turkey and Europe, energy Hub is the emerging concept of new energy security not only to secure new energy supplies but also to diversify long-distance, cross border pipelines. Like wise Turkey is initiating various new green energy policy to meet with global demand and its energy diversification. Thus, this paper will review the development of the turkey’s green energy policy and its current situation. Hydro energy, solar energy, wind energy, and other green energy (or renewable enter) in Turkey will be analyzed. Their future potential role in Turkey’s energy security will be debated in the paper. Both Turkey and Korea is a member of G20 and important emerging market in the world. Therefore, there are many field that both country can cooperate. In this article, by reviewing the Turkey energy market and energy security, it will try to find out its implication for the future energy cooperation between turkey and Korea. To accomplish the research aim various Turkish governments’ documents and websites were analyzed. Particularly, energy related Turkish government organizations were reviewed and evaluated by the researcher.
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Recently, Turkey is the one of the fastest growing economic in the world. Thus it energy demand for its sustainable development is increasing rapidly as well. However, Turkey’s geo-political location is crucial to diversify and secure the energy-transportation routes for the EU energy market. Turkey is utilizing its geo-political and geo-strategical position to play as an energy hub in the region. For Turkey and Europe, energy Hub is the emerging concept of new energy security not only to secure new energy supplies but also to diversify long-distance, cross border pipelines. Like wise Turkey is initiating various new green energy policy to meet with global demand and its energy diversification. Thus, this paper will review the development of the turkey’s green energy policy and its current situation. Hydro energy, solar energy, wind energy, and other green energy (or renewable enter) in Turkey will be analyzed. Their future potential role in Turkey’s energy security will be debated in the paper. Both Turkey and Korea is a member of G20 and important emerging market in the world. Therefore, there are many field that both country can cooperate. In this article, by reviewing the Turkey energy market and energy security, it will try to find out its implication for the future energy cooperation between turkey and Korea. To accomplish the research aim various Turkish governments’ documents and websites were analyzed. Particularly, energy related Turkish government organizations were reviewed and evaluated by the researcher.
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