Turkish Household Electricity Consumption Structure: Electrical Appliances and Energy Efficiency
Author(s) -
İşıl Şirin Selçuk
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
fiscaoeconomia
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2564-7504
DOI - 10.25295/fsecon.2018.02.007
Subject(s) - electricity , consumption (sociology) , business , energy consumption , environmental economics , turkish , order (exchange) , electricity demand , efficient energy use , commerce , electricity retailing , natural resource economics , electricity generation , economics , electricity market , engineering , finance , power (physics) , social science , linguistics , philosophy , sociology , electrical engineering , physics , quantum mechanics
Turkey’s electricity demand has been increasing following the trends of the world. One of the main elements making up this demand is the households which immediately follows the industrial sector in the consumption order. Investigating the electricity consumption trends of the electrical appliances, especially considering increased energy costs, energy security issues and environmental impacts of energy use, is important to implement more realistic and effective policies. Majority of electricity used in houses is consumed by electrical and electronic goods. For this purpose, households' electricity consumption tendencies were taken into consideration by using the household budget surveys of TURKSTAT and especially the use of electrical household appliances was examined because the households had an important place in electricity consumption. It is also thought that the findings of the article will help the future of energy policies.
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