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Table 4.8 Production, importation and consumption of primary energy, 2013
(Teracalories)
Energy source Gross production Imports Exports Stock variation (Losses) Gross consumption
Wind 351 0 0 0 351
Wood & biomass 89,299 0 0 521 88,778
Solar 185 0 0 0 185
Biogas 72 0 0 0 72

Table 4.8 Temporary measures for dairy and livestock producers, 2014-16
Date Implementing/Delegated Regulation No. Description
2016/1613 €350 million in exceptional adjustment aid to milk producers and farmers in other livestock sectors to be spent by 30 September 2017 at the latest. National contributions of up to 100% allowed for the same measures. Measures taken by member States for producers engaged in: reducing production; small-scale farming; extensive production; environmental and climate friendly production; implementation of cooperative projects; implementation of quality or value-added schemes; and training in financial instruments and risk management.
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Table 4.8 Main forestry laws and regulations, 2017
Title Date Reference Overview Recent amendments
Acts:
Forestry Act 1/1/2006 27/5/2005 No. 31 To promote sustainable management of forest resources in Norway 28/3/2014 No. 9
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Nature Diversity Act 19/6/2009 19/06/2009 No. 100, Section 28, Section 30 and Section 31 Aims to preserve the biological, landscape, geological diversity and ecological processes through conservation and sustainable use
Regulations:
Regulation on Subsidies for Industrial and Environmental Measures in Forestry 5/3/2004 4/2/2004 No. 447 Subsidies to forest owners for environmental measures, forest culture, road construction, bioenergy, removal by cable car or horse 28/5/2015 No. 551, on provisions for road construction
Regulation on Sustainable Forestry 1/7/2006 7/6/2006 No. 593 To promote sustainable forestry pursuant to provisions in the Forestry Act 1/10/2015 No. 1155
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Regulation on the Forest Fund 1/9/2006 3/7/2006 No. 881 For financing sustainable forest management through the compulsory fund 3/3/2014 No. 246 and 2/9/2014 No. 1144
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Regulation on forest seeds and forest plants 1/3/1996 1/3/1996 No. 291 Regulation to ensure that good quality seed and plants are used to rejuvenate forests, and to ensure genetic diversity
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Regulation on subsidies for forestry planning for sustainable forestry 4/2/2004 4/2/2004 No. 449 For subsidies to promote sustainable forestry in the short and long term 3/9/2014 No. 1144

Table 4.8 Functional generation capacity of the electricity system
Owner/Operator Type Installed capacity (functional) (MW)
Total 938.73
JPS 570.57
IPPs 368.16
IPPs (firm capacity) 249.86
JEP Medium speed diesel (MSD) 124.36
JPPC SSD 60.00
WKPPa MSD 65.50
JAMALCOb Steam 00.00
IPPs (as-available energy) 118.30
WWFLc Wind power 62.70
BMRd Wind power 36.30
Content Solare Solar PV 20.00
a In 2012, the WKPP generation plant, based on MSD engine technology and operating on heavy fuel oil (HFO), was commissioned, which added 65.5 MW of firm capacity to the grid. WKPP has a 20-year power purchase agreement with JPS.
b Contracted for 11 MW. Capacity constraints due to altered configuration.
c WWFL currently owns and operates three wind generation facilities supplying a total of 62.7 MW of contracted capacity to JPS' system, subject to a 20-year power purchasing agreement (PPA). The most recent facility was commissioned in 2016.
d The 36.3 MW wind generation facility, owned and operated by BMRJW, was commissioned in 2016 to supply energy to the system under a 20-year PPA.
e The 20 MW solar PV facility, owned and operated by CSL, was commissioned in 2016 to supply energy to the system under a 20-year PPA.
Source: Information provided by OUR.

Table 4.7 Changes in the legal framework of the energy sector introduced as a result of the constitutional reform of 2013
New laws (and their new regulations) Laws repealed Laws revised
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Electricity Law on Geothermal Energy (Regulations implementing the Law on Geothermal Energy) National Waters Law
Law on Energy Transition (not yet regulated) Law for the development of renewable energies and the financing of the energy transition; Law for the sustainable supply of energy

Safety and the environment Law on the National Agency for Industrial Safety and Environmental Protection in the Hydrocarbons Sector

Table 4.7 Main agricultural laws, 2016
- Law: Soil Conservation Act
- Reference: Act No. 24 of 1996
- Overview: For the enhancement and productive capacity of the soil and to prevent erosion and damage from floods
Action has been initiated to repeal the Act and bring forward a new act to remove existing deficiencies; a draft of the new act has been submitted to the Ministry of Agriculture for obtaining cabinet approval
-Viewed at: Department of Agriculture. Viewed at: http://www.doa.gov.lk/images/stories/site/PDF/Acts/soil%20conservation%20act%20no.24%20of%201996.pdf
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Table 4.7 Legal basis for support to agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, 2009-14
Description Starting year Form of subsidy Legal basis
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Subsidy fund for small farmland water conservancy facilities, and key national construction projects on water and soil conservation 1983 Financial appropriations MOF Circular Cai Nong No. 335 of 2009 MOF Circular Cai Nong Zi No. 54 of 2012
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Subsidy fund for agricultural resources and ecological protection 1984 Financial appropriations MOF Circular Cai Nong No. 139 of 2004 MOF Circular Cai Nong No. 32 of 2014
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Key energy targets for 2030
Key indicators Baseline information 2030 targets/objectives
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Gas, hydro and other renewable generation capacity Gas: 72 MW
Hydro: 217 MW
Other renewable: 56 MW Gas: 390 MW
Hydro: 1,020 MW
Other renewable: 500 MW
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Table 4.7 Turkey's Agricultural Support Programmes, 2015a
Support programme Type of support Content Amount of support 2014
(1,000 TL) Provider of support
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Organic farming Producer Payments to registered farmers holding organic farming certificates 68,817 Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock
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ÇATAK (Environmentally Based Land Utilization) Farmers Replacing environmentally intrusive agricultural practices with substantially less disrupting forms of land use, in areas of particular environmental value in terms of wildlife and other natural assets 54,787 Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock
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Table 4.7 Subsidies to the fishing sector, 2009-12
(NT$ million)
Title: Fishing vessel buy-back programme: grants to fishing vessels depending on the tonnage, and to fishing rafts depending on the length of raft, the pipe diameter, and the power of main engine: 607.6 (2009); 118.2 (2010); 66.5 (2011); 86.8 (2012)

Title: Reward for closing fishery season: 159.2 (2009); 166.7 (2010); 171.8 (2011); 173.5 (2012)

Title: Fishing vessels marine insurance reward: grants provided to cover a portion of the insurance costs for fishing vessels if damaged at sea: 87.4 (2009); 103.7 (2010); 82.8 (2011); 45.4 (2012)