The Ministry of Energy and “Clean Energy Capital” LLC, a
subsidiary of Azerbaijan Green Energy Company, have signed an
Implementation Agreement for the assessment, development, and
execution of an offshore wind energy project.

As reported by Azernews, citing the Ministry,
the project envisions the development of an offshore wind facility
with an initial capacity of 200 MW and a total planned capacity of
600 MW.

Under the agreement, Clean Energy Capital LLC will conduct
studies in the designated offshore area of the Caspian Sea to
support the project’s implementation.

It should be noted that Azerbaijan has accelerated its
transition toward clean energy in recent years, positioning itself
as a future renewable energy hub in the region. The country’s
long-term vision aligns with its national priorities on energy
diversification, climate commitments, and sustainable economic
development.

A key component of this strategy is the large-scale integration
of renewable sources — particularly solar, wind, and green hydrogen
— into the national energy system.