TTGV was established in 1991 to support the international competitiveness of the private sector by enhancing its technology development competency, as well as to develop and implement pioneering models. TTGV continuously updates and evolves its activities in accordance with the international competitive requirements faced by the private sector.
We design and structure initial trials (PoC - Proof of Concept) for high-risk technologies.
We target high-impact areas where others hesitate to venture due to inherent risks.
We transform early-stage technologies into tangible commercial value.
We provide strategic guidance for the green transformation of the industry.
A technology-oriented approach to enhancing international competitiveness.
We act as a catalyst by bringing stakeholders together under the right models to trigger systemic transformation.
We cultivate and manage strategic collaboration networks and ecosystems within our focus areas.
In a world where we know it takes 2,000 liters of water to produce a single white t-shirt, the price we pay for the climate in an approach where we only plan to wear it five times is not merely the cost of those 2,000 liters.
As Türkiye, we can take a prominent place in the recycling sector. I believe that by making the right decisions regarding all types of waste, we can achieve this in a very short time with appropriate financing and effective auditing.
The economic opportunities that solving the climate crisis would bring are not emphasized enough. After all, saving the planet is cheaper than destroying it.
Hydrogen, carbon management, and water technologies are key areas of focus; however, Türkiye’s true value lies in its ability to assume a role as a regional leader in these fields, export solution models, and serve as a reliable technology partner.
Design for sustainability has evolved over the years from single-issue, problem-oriented approaches toward a more systemic and strategic perspective.
