AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCaspian Sea Water Crisis: Azerbaijan’s Deputy Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources Rauf Hajiyev says the Caspian Sea’s falling level is already reshaping coastlines, ecosystems and habitats, threatening species like the Caspian seal and sturgeon and hitting coastal cities, ports and transport. Climate Week in Baku: UNFCCC’s Fourth Climate Week in Baku is spotlighting sustainable cities, transport, water and agriculture, plus how AI can strengthen early warning systems for multiple hazards and support climate-resilient farming. Green Energy Push: Wind power output surged in Jan–Jun 2026, and officials say wind could rise about sixfold by year-end while solar grows too; Azerbaijan also framed itself as a renewable energy connector via regional “green corridors.” Carbon Markets & Finance: Panels at Baku Climate Action Week focused on carbon markets to unlock climate finance, voluntary credit quality and double-counting safeguards, with the Central Bank urging Azerbaijan to start building domestic carbon market infrastructure now. Methane Abatement: Experts discussed turning satellite and ground methane monitoring into verified, scalable emissions cuts. Energy Efficiency Rules: Azerbaijan is moving toward an energy efficiency passport for construction permits (from Jan 1, 2027), with officials linking it to upcoming hospital designs in liberated territories. Emergency Preparedness: Azerbaijan’s Emergency Situations Ministry representatives took part in an international integrated security exhibition, meeting counterparts on disaster prevention and response.
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