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MarketsDünyaTurkish, translatedFiled 2 days ago

Ali Koç: Resource allocation in clean energy investments is insufficient for global goals

Original headlineAli Koç: Temiz enerji yatırımlarında kaynak dağılımı küresel hedefler için yetersiz

Open the sourceReported by Dünya, dunya.com, 12 November 2026

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Koç Holding Vice Chairman Ali Y. Koç said at Bloomberg Green’s COP31 event that the distribution of capital for clean energy investment is insufficient to meet global climate targets, highlighting unequal access to finance in developing countries. Koç argued that market forces alone cannot close the gap, pointing to the scale of investment needed versus what is currently being mobilized. His comments place the financing shortfall at the center of COP31 discussions, where governments and investors are debating how to channel more private capital to emerging markets. Watch for follow-up commitments from development banks and institutional investors on blended finance and risk-sharing tools.

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Ali Y. Koç, Koç Holding, COP31, Bloomberg Green