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4. What is the main goal of YEKA projects?
Finance nuclear investments
Increase electricity imports
Develop domestic technology and engineering
Reduce electricity consumption
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5. Which country is Turkey’s main partner in the TANAP and BTC projects?
USA
Russia
Azerbaijan
Iran
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7. Which of the following is
not
one of the three pillars of the "National Energy and Mining Policy" announced in 2017?
Supply Security
Predictable Market
Autonomy
Indigenization
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3. What is the most fundamental component of Turkey’s energy supply security policy?
Resource diversification
Subsidization of electricity prices
Reduction of nuclear power capacity
Importing electricity
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1. When and where did electricity generation begin for the first time in Turkey?
1980, Izmir
1902, Tarsus
1950, Istanbul
1923, Ankara
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6. Which of the following is
not
an objective of Turkey’s energy diplomacy?
Diversifying energy sources
Strengthening its position as a transit country
Reducing industrial production
Ensuring energy supply security
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8. What is the purpose of the YEKDEM mechanism?
Support renewable energy resources
Promote nuclear energy use
Increase energy imports
Encourage fossil fuel consumption
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10. Which of the following statements about the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant is correct?
Built in cooperation with Germany
Will supply 50% of Turkey’s electricity
The project has been completely canceled
Expected to operate at full capacity in 2025
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9. What is Turkey’s strategy to protect energy supply security from digital threats?
Reduce electricity production
Invest only in physical infrastructure
Eliminate smart meters
Implement cybersecurity measures
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2. What became a key focus in Turkey’s energy policies after 2010?
Focus on electricity imports
Ban on nuclear energy
Increase in renewable energy investments
Return to fossil fuels
