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COP31: Turkey wants to promote “electricity age”, but will this be green?

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Briefings

Turkish COP31 leadership proposes a global electricity electrification target of 35% by 2035, while Portugal insists this power must come from renewable sources. The evidence indicates a conflict between a broad electrification goal and a specific renewable requirement, with no further details on implementation or impact provided.

Key points

• Turkish COP31 leadership proposes a global electricity electrification target of 35% by 2035.
• Portugal insists that the electricity powering this target must come from renewable sources.

Context

The Turkish presidency of COP31 aims to include a specific electrification goal in the final agreement, though the source does not specify the country or region where this target applies.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the proposal and the opposing stance of Portugal; no data on implementation, impact, or specific dates beyond the 2035 deadline is provided.

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