Evaluation of Water–Energy Nexus in Sakarya River Basin, Turkey

2020-10-01
Özcan, Zeynep
Aydınalp Köksal, Merih
Alp, Emre
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Achieving sustainable water–energy relationship is especially important for semi-arid regions. Water consumption due to electricity generation can reach up to 8.4% of the total water potential in the study area. Between 659 and 2851 m3 of water is found to be consumed per GWh of electricity generated at cooling systems.
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Z. Özcan, M. Aydınalp Köksal, and E. Alp, Evaluation of Water–Energy Nexus in Sakarya River Basin, Turkey. 2020.
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