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Azerbaijan Aims to Transfer Electricity to Turkey via Nakhchivan

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Azerbaijani Energy Minister Shahbazov: “It is envisaged to establish electricity connection with Nakhchivan and Turkey through the Zengezur corridor. This is not just a new power line between Azerbaijan and Turkey. This project will connect the energy systems of the Turkish states located on both banks of the Caspian Sea, turning into a Central Asia-Azerbaijan-Turkey energy bridge”
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Three critical electricity projects stood out at the Türkiye-Azerbaijan Energy Forum in Baku: the Nakhchivan-Türkiye line, the green energy corridor, and the work being done on a line extending to Europe under the Black Sea... Click here for more.

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Preliminary work on the project of establishing electricity connection between Azerbaijan and Turkey over Nakhchivan has been completed and the most suitable technical option has been identified. This was stated by the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of Turkey Alparslan Bayraktar during his speech at the 5th Azerbaijan-Turkey Energy Forum, Banker.az reports. The Minister noted that the development of electricity connections between the …

Azerbaijani Energy Minister Shahbazov: “It is envisaged to establish electricity connection with Nakhchivan and Turkey through the Zengezur corridor. This is not just a new power line between Azerbaijan and Turkey. This project will connect the energy systems of the Turkish states located on both banks of the Caspian Sea, turning into a Central Asia-Azerbaijan-Turkey energy bridge”

It is planned to establish a new electricity connection between Azerbaijan and Turkey through the Zangezur corridor.

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Apa broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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