Türkiye’s leading energy company, Tüpraş, achieved a significant success in its sector and was rated with double A- in the 2025 Climate Change and Water Security programs of CDP, one of the most important environmental reporting platforms in the world. With this result obtained in CDP’s global evaluation covering more than 22 thousand companies, Tüpraş was ranked in the top category of the oil and gas industry.
In CDP evaluations, Tüpraş’s strategic integrity of its sustainability approach, its stance towards environmental policies, its proactive approach covering risks and opportunities including climate and water management, and its effectively structured corporate governance model throughout the value chain were taken into account. The high scores obtained in CDP’s transparency, risk management and target setting criteria also show that the company’s sustainability vision is reflected in its implementation in full compliance with the Strategic Transformation Plan.
Within the scope of the Strategic Transformation Plan implemented with the aim of becoming a carbon-neutral leading energy company by 2050, Tüpraş is implementing energy and water efficiency projects in its refinery operations and accelerating its renewable energy investments.
Tüpraş General Manager İbrahim Yelmenoğluregarding the score achieved by the company, said: “Our successful performance in both the Climate Change and Water Security programs of CDP is a strong indicator that we have made sustainability an integral part of our way of doing business and our commitment to our commitments. This result, which is distinctive for our sector, also underlines our determination to expand our sustainability approach to the entire ecosystem by saying “Our Energy is for the Future”. In order to achieve our goals in our Strategic Transformation Plan, we focus on energy and water efficiency, sustainable fuel production, circular economy, renewable “We are implementing many investments in energy simultaneously. We will continue to progress with our understanding of transparency, responsible resource use, investments that will reach 8.3 billion dollars by 2035 and long-term value creation that support the transition to a low carbon economy,” he said.
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