Solar Energy

Tayvan, yeşil enerji ve akıllı şehir çözümleri konusunda Türkiye ile köprü kuruyor

Tayvan'ın önde gelen ticaret organizasyonu Tayvan Dış Ticareti Geliştirme Konseyi (TAITRA), iki ülke arasındaki işbirliğini güçlendirmek amacıyla Tayvan ve Türkiye Yeşil Enerji ve Akıllı Şehir Forumu'na ve Tayvan’dan gelen ticaret heyetine ev sahipliği yaptı. Tayvan ve Türkiye Yeşil Enerji ve Akıllı Şehir Endüstrileri Forumu, 17 Ekim 2018'de İstanbul Shangri-La Bosphorus Otel’de gerçekleşti.

Güneş enerjisi en büyük "işveren sektör" olabilir

Elektrik ve elektronik şirketi Tunçmatik'in Yönetim Kurulu Başkanı Mehmet Özer, Türkiye'de güneş enerjisinde ciddi bir bilgi birikiminin oluştuğunu belirterek, "Planlananlar yapılırsa, 2030'da sadece güneşte 300 bin kişilik istihdam sağlanacağını düşünüyoruz. O zaman milli enerji kaynağımız güneş en büyük işveren sektör olacak." dedi.

BÜ’den AB Erasmus+ Ka2 Stratejik Ortaklık Projesi

BİNGÖL ÜNİVERSİTESİ (BÜ) PROJE KOORDİNASYON MERKEZİ TARAFINDAN AVRUPA BİRLİĞİ KA2 STRATEJİK ORTAKLIK PROGRAMI KAPSAMINDA, “INNOVATİVE APPROACHES ON RENEWABLE ENERGY: SOLAR ENERGY” BAŞLIKLI PROJE HAZIRLANARAK ULUSAL AJANS’A SUNULDU. (YILMAZ ATAR BİNGÖL İHA)

Şarj sorununu güneş paneliyle çözdü

Muğla'nın Fethiye ilçesinde yaşayan bir tüpçü POS cihazının ve cep telefonunun biten şarjını motosikletine kurduğu sistemle aştı.

‘V kayışı’yla yola çıktı Ruslarla traktör yatırımı kapısını Irak pazarı açtı

Mehmet Soyupak’ın iki ortakla kurduğu Fezalar Dış Ticaret A.Ş., Hindistan’dan V-Kayışları ithal ederek başladığı ticareti ihracata dönüştürmeyi başardı. Irak’a tek kalemde 500 adet (16.5 milyon dolarlık) traktör satan firma, Ruslarla Tokat’ta traktör montaj hattı kurmaya hazırlanıyor.

Büyük projeler Çin'de görücüye çıktı

Maliye Bakanı Mehmet Şimşek, Çin Halk Cumhuriyetinin yatırım şirketlerini ve fonlarını, Türkiye'nin büyük projelerinde yer almaya çağırdı.

Sun-powered housing

ISTANBUL - Solarkent, a housing complex that uses solar energy to produce electricity, opened Tuesday with the participation of Energy Minister Taner Yıldız and Istanbul Mayor Kadir Topbaş.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON MAY 25

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on May 25, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Sun House on the way

BODRUM - The Bodrum Volunteers Foundation has revealed a project that aims to be a model for more environmentally friendly construction in the Aegean city.

A Green School for greener future

ISTANBUL - A green project is launched in the country by Greenpeace to educate primary school children about environmental issues and to encourage them to take part in school activities and projects that reduce damage to the environment

Monaco’s Albert II calls access to water a right

ISTANBUL - Today, technology makes it possible to resolve water-related problems, Prince Albert II of Monaco tells the Hürriyet Daily News & Economic Review ahead of his arrival in Istanbul for the World Water Forum today. ’What is often lacking is the political will and financial backing necessary to implement these resources,' the prince of Monaco added

A local election campaign to win over Mediterranean hearts, minds

ANTALYA -The Mediterranean holiday town of Antalya is coming alive even though summer hasn’t arrived yet. Election fervor grips the city as local elections draw near, with the Republican People’s Party seeking to wrestle back control of what it considers one of its strongholds from the Justice and Development Party whose candidate and incumbent mayor, Menderes Türel, is confident of retaining his seat in office and defeating former rector, Mustafa Akaydın, at the polls.

Election campaign to win over Mediterranean hearts

ANTALYA -The Mediterranean holiday town of Antalya is coming alive even though summer hasn’t arrived yet. Election fervor grips the city as local elections draw near, with the Republican People’s Party seeking to wrestle back control of what it considers one of its strongholds from the Justice and Development Party.

Environment is a way out of the crisis, a remedy for afterwards

On Monday In Washington D.C. the biggest ever protest will be held against coal which, of all the fossil fuels, is the single biggest contributor to global warming (www.capitolclimateaction.org). Through a symbolic action, the protest will target the Capitol Power Plant owned by the U.S. Congress. It’s a cold fact that the use of fossil fuels will accelerate the end of the world.

Greenpeace hails İzmir for ecology commitment

İZMİR - Drawing attention to the dangers caused by thermal power plants that use coal, Greenpeace Mediterranean General Director Dr. Uygar Özemsi said İzmir Metropolitan Municipality’s study on geothermal energy had set an example for future energy use.

Turkey's Global gets 4 bids for renewable energy unit

Global Yatirim has received four bids from potential partners for a stake in its renewable energy unit, the Turkish investment holding said in a statement on Tuesday.

Divided firm eyes foreign partners

ISTANBUL - Two out of three companies founded after Turkey’s Ulusoy Holding was divided into three following a family dispute are attempting to minimize the impact of the global economic crisis with the help of foreign partners

Energy demand in Turkey to rise once crisis overcome

The demand for energy in Turkey will increase once the economic crisis is overcome, World Bank Turkey Director Ulrich Zachau said Friday.

Children go intellectual

ISTANBUL - Şişli Municipality Science Center, which has operated since the end of 2004 in Istanbul, launches a winter school program to fuel children’s interest in science. It offers various workshops astronomy, maths and electronics.

Turkish gov’t should promote wind and solar energy

ISTANBUL - Turkey, dependent on Russia for 65 percent of its gas supply, should boost wind and solar energy investments as part of efforts to diversify energy resources, chief economist of the International Energy Agency, or IEA, said.

Turkey should promote wind, solar investment

ISTANBUL - Turkey, dependent on Russia for 65 percent of its gas supply, should boost wind and solar energy investments as part of efforts to diversify energy resources, the International Energy Agency's, or IEA, Chief Economist Fatih Birol told Reuters on Wednesday.

Solar-powered traffic lights hit town

ISTANBUL - The "Solar Crossroads Project" aiming to create a solar-powered traffic signaling system made their debut at the crossroads outside of Istanbul’s Atatürk Airport last week.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON DEC 6

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on Dec. 6, 2008. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. (UPDATED)

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON DEC 6

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on Dec. 6, 2008. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. (UPDATED)

Live Earth canceled in Mumbai

MUMBAI - Live Earth India, a concert scheduled for Dec. 7 in Mumbai to raise money for solar energy projects, has been cancelled due to the terror attacks in the city, organisers said Saturday.

’Greener’ energy is heading to Marmaris

MARMARİS - A delegation including several scientists, researchers and engineers from the German city of Fürth visited Marmaris last week to begin work on a joint project on renewable energy with the Marmaris Municipality.

Turkey, Norway discuss cooperation on energy

ANKARA - Cooperation on energy is on the Norwegian crown prince’s agenda for his meetings with Turkish officials in Ankara. Turkey and Norway are preparing to launch joint projects for building hydroelectric plants, investing in solar energy and oil explorations in the Black Sea

Turkey, Norway discuss cooperation on energy

ANKARA - Cooperation on energy is on the Norwegian crown prince's agenda for his meetings with Turkish officials in Ankara. Turkey and Norway are preparing to launch joint projects for building hydroelectric plants, investing in solar energy and oil explorations in the Black Sea