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Azerbaijan plans to export 'green' energy to Europe through Türkiye, Energy Minister Parviz Shahbazov said on November 3. According to Shahbazov, one of the promising routes for transporting the ‘green’ energy …
Azerbaijan is committed to complying with the UN Green Transformation Program, Deputy Prime Minister Ali Ahmadov said today during an event on ‘Green transformation in Azerbaijan: Sustainable Development Goals’. According to …
Nations bordering the Baltic Sea agreed to increase offshore wind energy to 20 gigawatts by 2030. "We have agreed to increase offshore wind in the Baltic Sea seven-fold by 2030," Danish Prime Minister Mette …
Sharm el-Sheikh, a resort city on the Red Sea coast, will be transformed into a sustainable green city before it hosts the UN Climate Change Conference
Azerbaijan has announced a partnership with UAE-based developer Masdar for 1 GW each of solar and onshore wind, with 2 GW on integrated offshore wind plus green hydrogen production – marking the first offshore wind in the Caspian Sea. …
New renewable energy contract will be signed in Azerbaijan’s Shusha in two days, Azerbaijani Energy Minister Parviz Shahbazov said at 27th Energy Forum in Baku. According to minister, such contracts are the guarantees of …
Azerbaijan's high potential for renewable energy sources was discussed at the World Economic Forum in Davos, according to Economy Minister Mikayil Jabbarov. "The working lunch on 'Oil and Gas' was held within the …
Kazakhstan’s government has set an ambitious goal of reaching net-zero emission by 2060, planning to gradually reduce its reliance on coal, which is the main source currently for electricity generation
Southern Gas Corridor, which crosses six countries, stretches over 3500 km and costs 45$ billion, aims to increase and diversify European energy supply by bringing Azerbaijani gas to markets in Europe
Azerbaijan has taken a huge step towards the transition to "green" energy. Last week government officials from Azerbaijan and Saudi Arabia attended a groundbreaking ceremony for a wind power plant in Azerbaijan’s Absheron and …
The International Energy Agency (IEA) published a report sketching out a ‘net-zero-by-2050 scenario’ it deems still attainable, Modern Diplomacy writes. Clearly, this and similar proposal will not lead to any true change as long as growth relies on depletable resources
Kazakhstani President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev set this week a steeper goal to boost the share of renewables in electricity generation to 15 percent by 2030. The government’s previous target was to reach a 10 percent share of renewable energy in the country’s energy mix by 2030
Central Asia courts green energy investors
Four months have passed since the signing of the ceasefire agreement that ended the Second Karabakh War, on November 9, 2020. Armenia is now embroiled in a political crisis because of the fallout from its decisive defeat in that conflict, …
We’ve known for decades that in order to curb the impact of perpetually rising carbon emissions, we would have to radically disrupt the machinations of global industry and change the way we live, think, and dream. We have to actually buckle down and make behavioral and systematic changes instead of hedging our bets on futuristic technological innovations that will save our butts at the last second, Oil Price writes
The country approves new green projects in a bid to cut fossil fuels in half by 2050
The main theme is green energy
