Turkey has passed its first Climate Law, establishing the legal framework for climate action and net-zero targets. The law introduces an Emissions Trading System (ETS), voluntary carbon markets, and climate justice principles.
Important decisions were made at the COP29 Summit on climate finance, gradual reduction of fossil fuels and carbon markets. Financial support will be provided to developing countries for green energy projects and transparency will be increased.
Green supply chain management helps companies reduce their carbon footprint and reach sustainability goals through eco-friendly production, low-carbon logistics, energy efficiency, and recycling. It also offers cost savings and increased competitiveness.
Climate change increases the financial, operational and reputational risks of companies, highlighting the importance of sustainability strategies. Solutions such as CO2 Manager provide competitive advantage by minimizing these risks.
Turkey ranks 72nd with a score of 70.47 in the 2024 UN SDSN report. While progress has been made in education and healthcare, more effort is needed in poverty, inequality, and environmental sustainability.
Carbon neutrality has become not just an environmental goal but a strategic necessity for companies today. Successfully implementing this process requires effective planning and transparent reporting.
