COP31’s Tuesday program puts energy security and transport at the center of about 140 sessions, focusing delegates on power systems and mobility as the Antalya summit enters its second day.
The conference program lists roughly 370 sessions for Tuesday, including about 140 focused on energy and transport. Topics range from energy security and grid infrastructure to electrification and sustainable transport.
In the Blue Zone, which hosts formal negotiations and high-level meetings, ministers are scheduled to discuss a green-energy partnership linking Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The agenda also includes Ukraine’s energy transition, geopolitical threats to energy security, transition financing and renewable energy infrastructure.
Tuesday’s Green Zone events span cleaner mobility, investment in clean energy and cuts to industrial emissions. Turkish electric carmaker Togg is organizing a sustainable mobility discussion. Other panels will examine sustainable aviation fuels, energy storage and artificial intelligence (AI) applications for sustainable mobility.
On Monday, food, agriculture and health framed COP31’s opening day.
COP31 runs Nov. 9-20 in Antalya. The World Leaders Climate Action Summit is scheduled for Nov. 11-12 during the conference.
