Energy management is crucial in meeting global energy demands sustainably. With the rise of renewable energy sources (RESs) like solar and wind, there is a growing interest in hybrid renewable energy systems (HRESs) and microgrids. Electric vehicles (EVs) are also gaining traction, prompting the need to optimize their performance and integrate them into power grids. Turkey has made significant progress in diversifying its energy sources, with solar energy contributing 12.2% to the total installed capacity by 2024. The country's expanding EV market is expected to reach over 4 million vehicles by 2035, leading to a surge in the demand for charging stations. While solar PV systems are effective for EV charging infrastructure, challenges such as weather dependency and energy fluctuations exist. Turkey's transition to renewable energy showcases a shift towards sustainability and energy security, emphasizing the importance of reliable charging infrastructure for the growing EV market.