Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
International Congress on Multidisciplinary Natural Sciences and Engineering, 1 - 02 Aralık 2021, ss.112
Electricity consumption, which changes hourly, has an extremely dynamic structure. There are many
reasons (temperature values, working hours, public holidays, religious holidays, etc.) that affect hourly
electricity consumption. Daily maximum consumption values, export and import values, installed
power investments, interest in renewable energy, private sector investments, electricity consumption
per capita and the number of households are increasing day by day. The effect of these changes on
daily electricity consumption should be well studied. If a successful consumption forecast is to be
made, the characteristic consumption characteristics of the days should be determined. First of all, a
good distinction should be made between weekdays and weekends. Hourly consumption differences
should be examined. In this study, the months of July, October, January and April of 2019 and 2020
were studied. Weekdays and weekends are analyzed in two separate graphs. It has been observed that
weekdays and weekends have some similar characteristics among themselves. A random month was
chosen from each season. Differences and similarities in electricity consumption of different years and
months have been interpreted. These obtained data will be very useful in consumption estimates.