Gilda Motta Santos Neves, the Brazilian ambassador to Ankara, said that her country, which has been using ethanol and biodiesel since the 1970s, is ready to share with Turkey its half-century of experience in the field of biofuels. Stressing that the two countries have the potential to work together in the wind, solar and hydropower industries, as well as biofuels, Neves called for cooperation in energy and climate finance ahead of COP31.
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Gilda Motta Santos Neves, the Brazilian ambassador to Ankara, said that her country, which has been using ethanol and biodiesel since the 1970s, is ready to share with Turkey its half-century of experience in the field of biofuels. Stressing that the two countries have the potential to work together in the wind, solar and hydropower industries, as well as biofuels, Neves called for cooperation in energy and climate finance ahead of COP31.