Mediterranean Action Plan

TURKEY - National Study
Figure 13 Overall energy and exergy efficiencies of the Turkish industrial sector over the period from
1990 to 2003 [140]
Table 57 Energy and exergy inputs to the Turkish residential–commercial sector during 2002 [27]
a The upper values are conversion factor to tons oil of equivalent (toe), while the lower values are quality factor.
b Source: [27] -exergy values have been calculated in this study.
The values of energy and exergy consumptions for 2002 according to energy carriers are
illustrated in Table 57 [27]. As can be seen in this table, total energy and exergy inputs to the
Turkish sector were 3257.29 and 3212.42 PJ in 2002, respectively. Of the total energy input,
31.30% was produced in 2002, while the rest will be met by imports. In 2002, of the 11
energy sources, petroleum had the largest share with 39.92%, followed by natural gas with
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