AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy & Climate: Azerbaijan kicked off UNFCCC Climate Week 4 in Baku (Sept 7–11), with a focus on energy transition, climate finance and industrial decarbonization, while Energy Minister Parviz Shahbazov said wind generation could nearly sixfold and solar output rise 26% by year-end, stressing a paced shift with grids, storage and efficiency. Power Reliability: Azerishiq announced temporary electricity suspensions in parts of Baku (Yasamal), Goychay and Yevlakh for scheduled repairs to improve supply quality. Azerbaijan–Iran Trade & Transit: Deputy PM Shahin Mustafayev and Iran’s Roads and Urban Development Minister Farzaneh Sadegh reviewed progress under the Azerbaijan-Iran state commission, highlighting the Aghband–Kalaleh road bridge and steps to complete work at the Astara cargo terminal. Oil & Sanctions Watch: Georgia’s Kulevi Refinery operator Black Sea Petroleum says it has fully shifted to non-Russian crude since Aug 23, starting with Libyan oil shipments, after EU sanctions pressure. Agribusiness Exports: Azerbaijan exported 142.9k tonnes of tomatoes worth $172.1m in Jan–July 2026, up 9.7% in value year-on-year, with Russia the main destination. Defense Industry: President Ilham Aliyev visited the Azerbaijani Navy and a joint Azerbaijani-Turkish production line producing unmanned surface vessels SALVO and KAYRA.
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