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Beko CEO discusses role of smart appliances in managing rising electricity demand

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Can Dinçer was appointed CEO of Beko on November 12, 2026. Speaking at COP31, Dinçer argued that the energy transition requires faster and smarter electrification, emphasizing the role of energy-efficient home appliances in managing growing electricity demand and reducing household costs. The International Energy Agency reported that global electricity demand grew 3% in 2025 and is forecast to grow 3.6% in 2026.

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The discussion highlights the structural pressure on electricity affordability, noting that average spot wholesale electricity prices in the European Union were more than 30. This growing demand, driven by factors like air conditioning and electric vehicles, underscores the market need for appliances that can actively manage energy consumption.

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Who's involved

  • Can DinçerChief Executive Officer of Beko
  • BekoTurkish manufacturer of household appliances and consumer electronics

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Beko EuropeSpeculative

    Beko Europe might adjust its European market strategy based on the discussion regarding efficiency and demand management.

  • EuropeSpeculative

    Europe could see structural demand for energy-efficient appliances driven by high spot wholesale electricity prices.

  • BekoSpeculative

    Beko may reinforce its competitive position by positioning its products as solutions to rising energy demand.

  • TurkeySpeculative

    Turkey might see domestic market growth supported by the validation of its energy transition efforts.

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