Evaluation of Projects in the Scope of Building Energy Efficiency: The Case of Turkey

Our country imports a large part of the energy it consumes as a country dependent on foreign energy. In order to improve this situation, serious efforts have been made in recent years on the efficient use of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency. In this regard, many studies have been carried out in order to increase the efficiency of energy resources for the efficient use of energy, to prevent waste, to reduce the burden of energy costs on the economy and to protect the environment with the Energy Efficiency Law, which came into force in 2007 in our country. In this study; Depending on the reduction of energy consumption in Turkey's growing energy needs and energy management awareness among the public institutions and the private sector to increase the studies were evaluated. In this context, 6 projects involving public institutions, local administrations and EU member countries as stakeholders to increase energy efficiency in buildings were examined. The aim, scope, studies and results of the projects were evaluated and analyzed. Considering the regulations, the fact that institutions and private sector attach importance to energy efficiency studies in existing and new buildings will reduce energy consumption in buildings. Implementation of the projects, to contribute in a positive sense in Turkey's energy table, the mechanism of energy management and training activities is very important in terms of continuity