AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMarine Pollution & Finance: Türkiye signed a cooperation deal with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) to back environmental and climate projects, with the first €400 million phase aimed at cleaning the Sea of Marmara and tackling “sea snot” via advanced biological wastewater treatment. Climate Risk & Adaptation: Türkiye’s energy chief warned that global warming is already disrupting power systems and urged “rethink and redesign” of electricity infrastructure for the next decade, saying public money alone won’t be enough and calling for cheaper, long-term climate finance. Energy Policy: The IEA published Türkiye’s 2026 Energy Policy Review, highlighting rising electricity demand, growing renewables (43% of generation in 2025), and plans for nuclear capacity alongside carbon-pricing under the 2025 Climate Law. Global Climate Pressure: Pacific leaders warned that the world is on track to overshoot 1.5°C, stressing rapid emissions cuts and fossil-fuel investment phase-outs ahead of COP31 in Turkey. Water & Cities: A separate report says Türkiye is preparing to showcase its deposit return system at COP31, tying waste reduction to climate goals.
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