Committed 1 trillion euros to a sustainable future
Original headlineSürdürülebilir geleceğe 1 trilyon euroluk taahhüt verdi
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BBVA CEO Onur Genç said the bank has committed €1 trillion to sustainable finance, framing green transformation as an imperative rather than an option for reducing energy dependence and preserving the competitiveness of Turkish companies in European markets. Genç identified renewable energy, energy storage, electrification and industrial modernization as priority investment areas. The pledge positions BBVA at the center of the region's decarbonization financing as Turkish firms face mounting pressure to meet European environmental standards. What to watch next is how quickly the bank deploys the capital across those four sectors and whether Turkish borrowers can access the funding on competitive terms.
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BBVA, Onur Genç, Türk şirketleri