A harmonised long-term strategy must be
Europe’s response to the energy crisis – Modern
Diplomacy
The
energy crisis has heightened the urgency for Europe
to transition to a diverse and secure energy supply
– but the bloc’s long-term strategy must focus on
detaching its supply from geopolitical risk, writes
Timur Tillyaev.
Sustainable Investors Welcome EU Move to
Classify Nuclear Energy as a Green Investment –
European Business Review
Timur
Tillyaev, among other international investors in
energy, welcomes the move to facilitate investment
in nuclear power, which he describes as “an
overlooked solution that would help Europe’s short-
and medium-term energy transition”.
EU decision to label nuclear ‘green’ is
key to energy transition and autonomy – EURACTIV
France
has long been Europe’s standard bearer when it comes
to nuclear energy and now other countries are
following its example. With the recent European
Parliament vote to include nuclear in a list of
green investments, it is essential for investors to
act quickly and support EU nuclear projects to
ensure energy security, writes Timur
Tillyaev.
How Regulation Can Help Prevent Crypto
Crashes – Finance Monthly
Attempts
to suppress cryptocurrency now would only drive the
market underground or into jurisdictions tolerant of
its negative deployment. Instead, there should be an
effective, global regulatory framework making
cryptocurrencies safer for investors, writes Timur
Tillyaev.
Investors Demand Green Building Amid New
Real Estate Boom – Sustainable Review
Sustainable
investor Timur Tillyaev says that given the scale of
the opportunity, a growing cohort of investors can
help unlock the building sector’s transformative
potential for achieving the energy transition and
increasing the resilience of regions to climate
change.
You Are Not Alone and other charitable
foundations: Supporting local healthcare capabilities in the
drive for health equity – ABC Money
The
You Are Not Alone Foundation (YANAF) supports
healthcare and education for children in Uzbekistan,
the homeland of founders Lola Tillyaeva (Till) and
Timur Tillyaev, by providing state-of-the-art
medical equipment and supplies, building new medical
facilities and, in partnership with French NGO La
Chaîne de l’Espoir (Chain of Hope), funding cardiac
surgery for children with congenital heart
conditions.
Why experts are calling for regulation
after latest crypto crash – North East Connected
Investors
like Timur Tillyaev have warned against radical
knee-jerk attempts to regulate cryptocurrency,
arguing that this would only drive the market
underground or into jurisdictions where its negative
uses would thrive.
Philanthropists Lola Tillyaeva (Till)
and Timur Tillyaev undertake projects to preserve Uzbek
culture and heritage – ABC Money
Philanthropists
have historically played an essential role in
preserving cultural heritage, motivated by the
desire to play their part in passing on the wisdom
of our ancestors and celebrating and preserving the
highest manifestations of the human
spirit.
Sustainable Investor Timur Tillyaev:
investment in renewables needed to overcome energy crisis
– Business Matters
When
it comes to sustainable investors, there is a
newfound consensus that urgent investment and
support is needed from corporates and governments if
we are to successfully shift from fossil fuels to
affordable and reliable green energy.
From outdoor markets to vaccine
factories: How shipping containers are boosting
post-pandemic recovery – ABC Money
Finding
alternative uses for shipping containers is not new.
Across Central Asia, shipping containers have long
been repurposed by market traders to reduce costs.
Sustainable investor Timur Tillyaev founded Abu
Saxiy in 2007 in Tashkent. The market is made up of
vendors selling their wares in repurposed shipping
containers and has grown to become the fifth-largest
market in Central Asia.
Sustainable investors, including Timur
Tillyaev, highlight the need for companies to mitigate
social risks – EconoTimes
2021
was a record year for Environmental, Social and
Governance (ESG) focused investment, which reached
an estimated $120 billion, more than double the $51
billion of 2020 and following on a tenfold increase
from 2018 to 2020. But until recently, ESG investors
have focused on the environmental and governance
aspects of company
performance.
Sustainable Investor Timur Tillyaev and Others Call For More
Investment in Renewable Energy – Nature World News
If
there is one thing being noticed this year, it is
the huge surge in energy prices. Families and
businesses are feeling the pinch as gas and oil
prices skyrocket globally. While the Russian
invasion of Ukraine has had an impact, the price
rises also shed light on the fact that investment in
renewable energy has not been enough to keep up with
increasing demand.
Converted container markets pioneered in
Central Asia by entrepreneur Timur Tillyaev could prove key
to post-pandemic recovery – ABC Money
With
millions of furloughed workers and commercial closures,
the COVID-19 pandemic has not been kind to small and
local businesses. Now, with a roadmap to recovery
underway business owners are looking for creative and
cheaper options to re-start their businesses and taking
inspiration from Central Asia.
What Does China’s Changing Belt And Road
Initiative Mean For Central Asian Economies? – Eurasia
Review
With
leaders planning their routes to post-Covid-19
recovery, all countries are weighing up the measures
needed to return to stability and growth. In the US,
Biden’s $1.9 trillion relief plan has placed
stimulus front and centre. When it comes to China,
many eyes have been on the Belt and Road Initiative
(BRI), the country’s vast global infrastructure
strategy launched in 2013.
Abu Saxiy: the heartbeat of modern
Uzbekistan’s thriving market culture – Atlas Obscura
For
most tourists, Uzbekistan is synonymous
with its ancient Silk Road bazaars in Samarkand or
Bukhara. To wander through markets whose predecessors
date back a millennia surrounded by blue-tiled minarets
and mosques, can be a breath-taking
experience.
Central Asian Markets in Uzbekistan –
Asian Geographic Magazine
The
Silk Road is the greatest trade route in human
history. At its peak, it wound its way 4,000 miles
from China to the Mediterranean. For millennia
goods, as well as cultures and religions, passed
between East and West along its road. One region
which benefited enormously from the Silk Road was
Central Asia.
London’s Trendy Container Markets Will
Boom in 2021 – London On The Inside
Re-purposed
shipping container markets, such as Boxpark, Pop
Brixton and Canada Water’s Hawker House, give hope
for quick economic recovery of London’s local
economy.
Uzbekistan Travel: Don’t Miss these
Hidden Gems – Go World Travel Magazine
Uzbekistan
became one of the most surprising must-visit travel
suggestions for 2020. A growing fascination with the
history of the Silk Road certainly helped.
Central Asia is an obvious winner of
better EU-China ties – EURACTIV
As
China eyes the new economic goals for the next five
years announced at the Annual Economic Work
Conference on 18 December, Chinese and EU Diplomats
seem hopeful of striking a historic investment deal
before the end of the year.
Timur Tillyaev, the Man Who Brings
Uzbekistan’s Culture to the World – The Good Men
Project
This
year Timur Tillyaev looks back over nearly two
decades of marriage to his philanthropist wife Lola
Karimova-Tillyaeva, and together the couple from
Uzbekistan have a lot to be proud of.
The Man Who Unlocked the Universe –
Produced by Lola Tillyaeva and Timur Tillyaev -The London
Economic
One
cannot help but marvel at the genius exploits of the
life of Isaac Newton, Galileo, Kepler, Copernicus,
and Leonardo da Vinci. Yet prior to these great men
of science came Ulugh Beg. His little-known life and
work are now featured in a Tashkent premiere
documentary “The Man Who Unlocked the
Universe”.
From Europe to Central Asia, converted
containers are trendy – EURACTIV
Pop-up
stores and restaurants using converted shipping
containers are a growing trend in Europe and across
the world, apparently boosted by behavioural changes
caused by the Covid pandemic.
