The feasibility study of the green energy company Cordor was presented for the first time in Baku. The forum "Green Energy Corridor: From Feasibility Study to Implementation" was held in Baku. International investors and financial institutions were presented for the first time the results of the feasibility study of the Caspian-Black Sea-Europe project. Investment attractiveness, business model, financing and new partnerships were discussed. The main task is to speed up preparations for the final investment decision, set for 2029. The forum was attended by representatives of Azerbaijan and partner countries, the European Union, international financial institutions (World Bank, EIB, EBRD, ADB, BSTD, Islamic Development Bank), funds and energy companies (Brookfield, ACWA Power, Masdar, SOCAR Green, China Datang, State Grid, China, Siemens, ABB, XBB, Xlinks, ZANGY, ZANGI, , ZANGI, , Nngic, , NFL NFL NFL NFL GNK GNKT, GNKT, , GNK , , Minister of Energy Pyarviz Shahbazov noted the strategic importance of the project for energy security, distribution of supply and green transition. The feasibility study, completed in July, confirmed the technical feasibility and economic attractiveness. The basis was the agreement between Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania and Hungary. The support for the project was approved by the European Commission; It is included in TYNDP 2026, work is underway to achieve PMI status. For commercial sustainability, a hybrid model is considered: regulated and commercial components, long-term contracts, private capital and cross-border trade. Our goal is to turn the corridor into a regional infrastructure project with a clear business model, a stable financial structure and attractive conditions for investors. Azerbaijan's strategic position, the experience of international energy projects and reliable relations with partners create a solid foundation, Shahbazov said.

The feasibility study of the green energy company Cordor was presented for the first time in Baku. The forum "Green Energy Corridor: From Feasibility Study to Implementation" was held in Baku. International investors and financial institutions were presented for the first time the results of the feasibility study of the Caspian-Black Sea-Europe project. Investment attractiveness, business model, financing and new partnerships were discussed. The main task is to speed up preparations for the final investment decision, set for 2029. The forum was attended by representatives of Azerbaijan and partner countries, the European Union, international financial institutions (World Bank, EIB, EBRD, ADB, BSTD, Islamic Development Bank), funds and energy companies (Brookfield, ACWA Power, Masdar, SOCAR Green, China Datang, State Grid, China, Siemens, ABB, XBB, Xlinks, ZANGY, ZANGI, , ZANGI, , Nngic, , NFL NFL NFL NFL GNK GNKT, GNKT, , GNK , , Minister of Energy Pyarviz Shahbazov noted the strategic importance of the project for energy security, distribution of supply and green transition. The feasibility study, completed in July, confirmed the technical feasibility and economic attractiveness. The basis was the agreement between Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania and Hungary. The support for the project was approved by the European Commission; It is included in TYNDP 2026, work is underway to achieve PMI status. For commercial sustainability, a hybrid model is considered: regulated and commercial components, long-term contracts, private capital and cross-border trade. Our goal is to turn the corridor into a regional infrastructure project with a clear business model, a stable financial structure and attractive conditions for investors. Azerbaijan's strategic position, the experience of international energy projects and reliable relations with partners create a solid foundation, Shahbazov said.