BBVA and Garanti BBVA’s schedule of activities and related content regarding their participation in the summit are available on the COP31 microsite at bbva.com.
The program will address topics such as clean energy financing, electrification, industrial decarbonization, and carbon markets. It will also feature sessions on electric mobility, water management, biodiversity, sustainable agriculture, and the role of artificial intelligence in the climate transition.
The sessions will focus on projects being developed by companies across different sectors, the barriers hindering their financing, and solutions to facilitate their rollout.
Nature and social development will also feature on the agenda
In addition to energy transition financing, the program will address ecosystem protection, water resource management, and climate-related social challenges.
Garanti BBVA will present community investment initiatives and projects developed in collaboration with various organizations. Among them is Mavi Nefes (Blue Breath), an initiative focused on marine ecosystem protection that combines scientific research, technology, education, and citizen participation.
Female entrepreneurship, inclusive growth, education, equal opportunities, and youth engagement in the green transition will also be part of the discussions.
Alliances to drive projects beyond COP31
Collaboration among companies, financial institutions, public entities, and other stakeholders will be another core focus of BBVA and Garanti BBVA’s program in Antalya.
Through the meetings organized during the summit, both institutions will seek to identify investment opportunities, exchange insights on sectoral financing needs, and explore financial solutions for projects related to the energy transition.
BBVA and Garanti BBVA also aim for the relationships and contacts established during COP31 to foster new avenues of collaboration that continue beyond the summit. The goal is for discussions on climate finance to help identify projects and investment opportunities that translate climate commitments into real-world action.
Source: www.bbva.com
