Organized by the German Embassy in Ankara and SEFiA “Financing Turkey’s Green Development on the Path to Net-Zero 2053” Speaking at the panel titled, Lopez emphasized that reducing carbon emissions in electricity production is a necessity for Turkey’s sustainable development goals.
Lopez stated that they carry out joint projects with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC), as well as the World Bank. To be used in capital increase projects for Turkey’s industrial sector A new financing package worth $5 billion in total Reminding that it was signed, Lopez said, “Last year, the World Bank alone approved $2 billion for the industry, and we also signed a $1 billion agreement with Turk Eximbank. Turk Eximbank will provide loans to companies that want to comply with regulations to reduce carbon emissions.” he said.
Speaking at the panel, German Development Bank (KfW) Ankara Director Kirk Mildner announced that the green financing portfolios in Turkey are at the level of 1.4 billion euros. Mildner said that they are focusing on solar roof systems and renovation projects for energy efficiency in the public sector, especially in schools.
Stating that KfW’s green financing efforts in Turkey will expand further, Mildner said, “Most likely, today and tomorrow, discussions will be held on providing additional financing packages through KfW.” he said.
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