Commenting on the newly announced Green Development moves, Altensis Co-Founder Dr. Emre Ilıcalı positively evaluated the official acceptance of the Green movement by Turkey, which affects all economies in the world, especially in Europe.

Commenting on the Green Development Revolution announced by President Erdoğan after the Cabinet Meeting held on October 11, 2021, Altensis Co-Founder Dr. Emre Ilıcalı said, “The next steps will be decisive in this matter.”

Dr. Emre Ilıcalı positively evaluated the official acceptance of the Green movement by Turkey, which affects all economies in the world, especially in Europe.

‘Altensis’ Comments on the Green Development Revolution | Devamı>>>

The European Union on Wednesday pledged to increase financial support to help poorer countries fight climate change and adapt to its impacts, and called on the United States also to step up.

“We will now propose an additional 4 billion euros for climate finance until 2027,” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a policy speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

“But we expect the United States and our partners to step up too.

EU Pledges 4 Billion Euros More in Climate Funds for Poorer Countries | Devamı>>>

Yapı Kredi became the first institution to commit to the “Business Ambition for 1.5°C” to the Science Based Target Initiative.

The emission reduction targets to be determined by Yapı Kredi will be publicly announced after verification by the international initiative, the Science-Based Targets Initiative. Thus, the bank, which will play an important role in the fight against climate change, will contribute to the environment in line with the targets of the Paris Agreement, which limits the increase in global warming to below 2°C, ideally to 1.5°C.

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The European Union Commission has prepared the regulation package, which includes the Green Agreement targets it has prepared within the scope of combating climate change. The said package, which aims to reduce EU greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent, is closely related to Turkish companies that export or will export to the European Union. Altensis Co-Founder Dr. Emre Ilıcalı said that the package, which imposes additional taxes on industrial products to be imported by EU countries according to carbon emissions, is an important warning that reveals the seriousness of the EU on climate change.

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While ‘Solar 3 GW’ continues to offer business model proposals for the healthy and consistent development of the solar energy sector, these business models are; improved self-consumption model, PPP model and licensed model without tender, incentive. All 3 models have features that can be put forward in parallel with electricity demand and are compatible with free market dynamics.

All 3 models proposed by Solar3GW are fully compatible with our country’s policy aiming to increase the use of domestic and clean energy resources.

Business Model Proposals for the Effective Development of from ‘Solar 3 GW’… | Devamı>>>

The measures taken to understand and eliminate the importance of carbon footprint are of great importance for the sustainability of companies. In this context, the European Union’s call to reduce its carbon footprint to 50% in 2030 and to zero in 2050 with the EU Green Consensus prompted companies to take action. Having an environmental and sustainable business approach, İşbir Bedding started a new step in its environmentalist approach with the measurement of carbon footprint in its business processes.

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Switzerland’s policy on fighting climate change has been thrown into doubt after voters rejected key measures in a popular vote.

A referendum saw voters narrowly reject the government’s plans for a car fuel levy and a tax on air tickets. The measures were designed to help Switzerland meet targets under the Paris Agreement on climate change.

Many voters appear to have worried about the impact on the economy as the country tries to recover from Covid-19.

Swiss Voters Reject Key Climate Change Measures | Devamı>>>

Continuing to invest in wind energy, one of the most effective and clean energy sources in the fight against climate change, TSKB contributes to Turkey’s carbon emission reduction with 38 Wind Power Plants it has financed to date. Drawing attention to renewable energy investments on World Wind Day, the bank plans to increase its support for clean energy investments.

The Industrial Development Bank of Turkey (TSKB), which finances investments based mainly on wind, geothermal, solar and biogas resources in the field of renewable energy, draws attention to the importance of clean energy on 15 June World Wind Day.

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While the Moscow Stock Exchange registered the exchange-traded bonds program of Atomenergoprom A.Ş., the Russian State Atomic Energy Agency’s subsidiary of Rosatom operating in the nuclear sector, the stock market bond program and securities prospectus were approved at the Atomenergoprom Board of Directors meeting on April 26, 2021.

The total (maximum) nominal value of the bonds to be issued within the scope of the program will be Ruble 100 billion, and the maximum maturity period of the bonds will be 3,640 days from the first placement date.

100 Billion Ruble ‘Green Bond’ Issue from Rosatom for Project Finance | Devamı>>>

Milliyet Energy Magazine, which opened another perspective by evaluating the developments in the energy sector in Turkey as well as all over the world with the leading names of the sector, sheds light on the global struggle against the climate crisis with the title of ” The Rise of Clean Energy and the Great Transformation in Energy” in its 2nd issue. In this issue, where Turkey’s roadmap in the fight against climate change, its clean energy scorecard, opportunities and threats are analyzed, there are evaluations of all parties in the energy sector within the scope of “great transformation”.

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World leaders need to come up with much more than “hot air” at the United Nations’ Climate Change Conference (COP26) in November if the planet is to have any chance of cooling down, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday.

COP26, which will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, is important as it could accelerate measures by the world’s biggest polluters to tackle the climate change which activists, scientists and world leaders say could ultimately endanger the planet.

World Must Go Beyond ‘Hot Air’ at COP26 Climate Summit | Devamı>>>

Latest data released by the Copernicus Climate Change Service show that globally 2020 was on par with the warmest year ever recorded, marking the end of the warmest decade on record, while CO2 concentrations continue to rise.

The Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) today reveals that globally 2020 was tied with the previous warmest year 2016, making it the sixth in a series of exceptionally warm years starting in 2015, and 2011-2020 the warmest decade recorded.

Globally, 2020 Ties with 2016 for Warmest Year Recorded… | Devamı>>>