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Climate Crisis and The Future of Renewable Energy in the Turkic Republics
Abstract
The continuation of the worsening climate crisis and the severe environmental degradation caused by fossil fuels is not sustainable for the world. It is important for major energy suppliers and importing countries to turn to renewable energy to meet the intense demand for energy and for future generations. In addition, governments are turning to renewable energy sources and increasing their investments in order to reduce foreign dependency in an economic and political context. Therefore, renewable energy strategies offer new opportunities for competitive strategies and cooperation in the world. This study evaluates the current renewable energy studies and investments of the Turkish Republics. In addition, policy recommendations will be made within the framework of the possible economic/political effects of these resources, which will create potential in the long run for the countries.
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