author = { World Bank },

title = { Turkey Energy and Environment Review Synthesis Report },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ABATEMENT STRATEGIES , ACIDIFICATION , AIR POLLUTANTS , AIR POLLUTION , AIR QUALITY , AIR QUALITY FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE , AIR QUALITY PROBLEMS , AIR QUALITY REGULATION , ALTERNATIVE ENERGY , AMMONIA , ASH , ATMOSPHERIC EMISSION INVENTORY , BED COMBUSTION , BURNING POWER PLANTS , CALORIFIC VALUE , CARBON , CARBON FUND , CATALYTIC CONVERTERS , CLEAN AIR , CLEAN COAL , CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGIES , CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGY , CLIMATE , CLIMATE CHANGE , CO , CO2 , COAL , COAL TECHNOLOGIES , COGENERATION , COLORS , COMBUSTION PLANT , COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGIES FOR LIGNITE , CONCENTRATIONS , DESULFURIZATION , DEVELOPED COUNTRIES , DISTRIBUTION COMPANY , ECONOMIC GROWTH , ECONOMIC PROBLEMS , ECONOMISTS , ELECTRIC POWER , ELECTRICITY , ELECTRICITY COMPANY , ELECTRICITY DEMAND , ELECTRICITY GENERATION , ELECTRICITY SECTOR , EMISSION , EMISSION CEILINGS , EMISSION CONTROLS , EMISSION ESTIMATES , EMISSION FACTOR , EMISSION LEVELS , EMISSION LIMIT , EMISSION LIMITS , EMISSION REDUCTION , EMISSION REDUCTION TARGET , EMISSION REDUCTIONS , EMISSION REGULATIONS , EMISSION STANDARDS , EMISSION TARGET , EMISSION TARGETS , EMISSION TRADING , EMPLOYMENT , ENERGY CONSERVATION , ENERGY CONSUMPTION , ENERGY DEMAND , ENERGY EFFICIENCY , ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES , ENERGY INTENSITY , ENERGY LOSS , ENERGY PRACTICES , ENERGY SECURITY , ENERGY SERVICE , ENERGY SERVICE COMPANY , ENERGY SOURCES , ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES , ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION , ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE , ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION , ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT , ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS , ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES , ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT , ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES , ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION , ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY , ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS , FINANCIAL RESOURCES , FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE , FUEL , FUEL CONSUMPTION , FUELS , GAS , GAS CONSUMPTION , GAS DESULFURIZATION , GAS MARKET , GAS STRATEGY , GAS TURBINE , GASES , GASOLINE CONSUMPTION , GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT , GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY , GNP , GREENHOUSE , GREENHOUSE GAS , GREENHOUSE GASES , HEAVY FUEL OIL , HUMAN HEALTH , INCOME , INCOME LEVELS , INVENTORIES , IPCC , IRON , LANDFILL , LANDFILL GAS , LANDFILL METHANE , LARGE COMBUSTION PLANT DIRECTIVE , LEAD EMISSIONS , LEADED GASOLINE , LEGISLATION , LEVEL OF EMISSIONS , MEMBER STATES , NATIONAL EMISSIONS , NATURAL GAS , NATURAL RESOURCES , NOX , OIL , OIL EQUIVALENT , OILS , ORGANIC POLLUTANTS , OZONE , OZONE-DEPLETING SUBSTANCES , PARTICULATE MATTER , PARTICULATES , PASSENGER CARS , PETROL , PETROLEUM PRODUCTS , POLICY MAKERS , POLLUTION PREVENTION , POWER GENERATION , POWER PLANTS , PRESENT VALUE , PRIMARY ENERGY , PRIMARY ENERGY PRODUCTION , REDUCTION IN EMISSIONS , REFINERIES , RENEWABLE ENERGY , ROADS , SO2 , SOX , SULFUR , SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT , SUSTAINABLE ENERGY , TOTAL EMISSIONS , TRAFFIC , URBAN ENVIRONMENT , VEHICLE , VEHICLES , VOC , VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS , WASTE , WASTE MANAGEMENT , WATER QUALITY , WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION },

year = {2003},

abstract = {Europe and Central Asia},

abstract = {Turkey},

booktitle = {Energy Sector Management Assistance Programme (ESMAP) paper ; no. 273 / 03},

address = { Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }