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TUGIAD President Çelikel’s request for a 6-month extension of the YEKDEM process of renewable energy investors, whose investment efforts were hampered by the pandemic, received full support at the Global Warming Convention.

Support for renewable energy was discussed at the Global Warming Congress, which was organized for the 15th time this year by the Association of Economic Journalists (EGD).

Nilüfer Çevikel, President of the Young Businessmen Association of Turkey (TÜGİAD), had recently expressed the extension of the support process with the investments made within the scope of the Renewable Energy Resources Support Mechanism (YEKDEM) due to the pandemic:

“We’re talking about the green deal these days.

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