10.11.2026 15:31
Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Bulgaria signed a strategic partnership agreement in the field of clean energy within the scope of COP31 held in Antalya. Through the green energy corridor to be established among the four countries, the aim is to transport renewable electricity produced in Azerbaijan to European markets via Türkiye.
Within the scope of COP31 held in Antalya, an important agreement in the field of clean energy was signed between Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Bulgaria. The green energy corridor that will connect the four countries aims to strengthen regional energy cooperation and deliver electricity generated from renewable sources to the European market.
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP OF FOUR COUNTRIES
The agreement was signed by Türkiye's Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar, Azerbaijan's Minister of Energy Parviz Shahbazov, Georgia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Mariam Kvrivishvili, and Bulgaria's Minister of Energy Iva Petrova.
The signed agreement aims to develop the Azerbaijan-Georgia-Türkiye-Bulgaria green energy corridor, strengthen regional energy connections, and diversify electricity transmission routes.
NEW INFRASTRUCTURE TO BE ESTABLISHED FOR ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION
The four countries will act jointly in the transmission and supply of clean electricity. Within the scope of the project, the infrastructure conditions necessary for safe and uninterrupted energy transmission will be determined. In addition, the development of fiber optic communication systems to support the energy corridor is also planned.
AZERBAIJAN'S ELECTRICITY WILL REACH TÜRKİYE AND EUROPE
With the new energy corridor, the aim is to export electricity generated by Azerbaijan from renewable energy sources to the markets of Türkiye and Europe. With the implementation of the project, it is aimed to strengthen energy connections between the four countries and develop clean energy trade.