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COP31 President Kurum: Electrification cannot be left to market forces
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In a guest essay, COP31 President Murat Kurum argued that electrification cannot be left to market forces alone. The post, shared by The Economist, states that Kurum explained how the upcoming summit will "press everyone to show what more they can do." The item presents Kurum's position on the summit's approach to electrification and collective climate action, without detailing specific policies, targets, or timelines. No further commitments or outcomes are specified in the source text.
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COP31 President Murat Kurum argues that electrification "cannot be left to market forces alone," according to a guest essay in which he explains how the summit will "press everyone to show what more they can do."
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