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From reports to training materials and presentations to snapshots, the Cool Up programme will develop and share a wealth of resources with the aim of raising awareness about sustainable cooling. This knowledge base serves as a one-stop-shop and searchable database of these materials. Be sure to come back as we will continue to add materials over time.

8 results found: Türkiye

01.02.2023 Snapshots Policy and regulation Technology and markets Finance and business models Türkiye

Cool Up Regulatory Overview: Türkiye

In this snapshot, Cool Up's policy and regulatory analysis identifies recommendations to support the development, uptake, and mainstreaming of sustainable cooling options in Türkiye.

16.12.2022 Reports Finance and business models Türkiye

Finance Market Assessment Türkiye

This report provides an assessment of the finance sector in Türkiye with reference to the refrigeration and air conditioning sector. In the report an overview of green financing projects and green infrastructure is given as well as a general review of the finance landscape. Based on this analysis, some key opportunities have been derived for financing of sustainable cooling technologies in Türkiye.

20.09.2022 Reports Policy and regulation Türkiye

Regulatory Analysis Türkiye

Türkiye has progressed in meeting its commitments relevant to the Montreal Protocol, implementing several relevant programs, laws, and other policy instruments. The Regulatory Analysis of the Cool Up programme analysis policy instruments governing the refrigeration and air conditioning sector in Türkiye to identify the key strengths and opportunities towards phasing down hydrofluorocarbons, using natural refrigerants and reducing cooling demand.

20.09.2022 Reports Technology and markets Türkiye

Catalogue of Technical Solutions for Sustainable Cooling in Türkiye

This report on the Technical Solutions for Sustainable Cooling in Türkiye of the Cool Up programme provides information about options for sustainable cooling in Türkiye. The report addresses stakeholders from different sectors, such as policy makers and financing bodies but it also addresses planners, manufacturers, and everyone who is interested. The key intention is to facilitate the uptake of sustainable cooling in Türkiye with a specific focus on air conditioning and commercial refrigeration.

04.05.2022 News Finance and business models Technology and markets Policy and regulation Türkiye

Thematic group meetings of Türkiye stakeholders in April 2022

On 26 and 27 April, Cool Up organised the second round of thematic group meetings in Türkiye with relevant stakeholders in the policy, technology, market, and finance spaces. The objectives of the online meetings were to collect feedback on proposed policy recommendations as well as share the experiences, challenges, and needs of stakeholders in realising the phase down of HFCs and transitioning to sustainable cooling technologies.

07.04.2022 Virtual Events Finance and business models Technology and markets Türkiye

Industry and finance thematic group meetings of Türkiye

This thematic group meeting brought together relevant stakeholders and decision makers in the industry and finance space in Türkiye. The meeting aimed to capture the perspective of the industry and finance sectors and identify their needs, risks, challenges and best practices for the deployment of sustainable cooling technology investments in the financial services industry. Participants included manufacturers of cooling products and equipment an RAC sector associations, service technicians, installers, distributors, project developers, architects and engineers and representatives from financial institutions, among others.

06.04.2022 Virtual Events Policy and regulation Türkiye

Policy and regulation thematic group meetings for Türkiye

This thematic group meeting brought together relevant stakeholders and decision makers in the policy and regulatory space in Türkiye. Topics of discussion included programme updates, exchange of experiences, as well as discussion of policy recommendations and measures to achieve sustainable cooling. Participants included NOUs/Ministries for the Environment and other concerned ministries (e.g. Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Industry and Technology), competent authorities (e.g. for labelling and standardisation), municipalities/local authorities, and customs authorities, among others.

18.02.2022 Snapshots Technology and markets Policy and regulation Finance and business models Türkiye

Stakeholder map for Türkiye

This snapshot provides an overview of the various stakeholders engaged in the (sustainable) cooling space in Türkiye. In the visual, organisations are clustered in bubbles according to their sector and subsector. The successful upscaling of sustainable cooling depends on the commitment and collaboration of a wide range of stakeholders.

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