Climate summit host Turkey proposes 2035 global electricity target

Turkey will seek support for a global target to generate electricity to meet 35% of the world's energy demand by 2035, aimed at reducing fossil fuel consumption. The proposal is primarily a climate-policy and energy-transition message rather than an immediate market-moving event. It could support longer-term sentiment for power generation and renewables, but near-term price impact is likely limited.

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Turkey will seek support for a global target to generate electricity to meet 35% of the world's energy demand by 2035, aimed at reducing fossil fuel consumption. The proposal is primarily a climate-policy and energy-transition message rather than an immediate market-moving event. It could support longer-term sentiment for power generation and renewables, but near-term price impact is likely limited.