We are pleased to share that an article by SOCAR President Rovshan Najaf has been published on the World Economic Forum (WEF26) website, highlighting the role of traditional energy producers in the global energy transition and Azerbaijan’s path toward a sustainable energy future.
In “Why traditional energy producers must be part of Azerbaijan’s green transition,” Mr. Najaf emphasizes the essential role of traditional energy producers in driving a balanced and inclusive energy transition. He explains how energy transition, energy security, and sustainability should advance together through collaboration and long-term vision.
Key highlights:
▪️ Energy transition requires active involvement of traditional energy producers. Their infrastructure, expertise, and investment capacity remain essential for global energy security.
▪️ The energy transition must be realistic, inclusive, and equitable.
▪️ Azerbaijan demonstrates how a hydrocarbon-producing economy can pursue decarbonization while safeguarding energy security — by scaling renewable electricity generation, modernizing transmission networks, and integrating green infrastructure.
▪️ Renewable energy deployment in Azerbaijan has progressed significantly, including solar, hydropower, and wind projects.
▪️ Regional energy cooperation and green corridors support clean energy delivery beyond Azerbaijan’s borders.
▪️ SOCAR is evolving into an integrated international energy company. Its forward-looking strategy combines energy security, transition initiatives, digitalization, and innovation.
▪️ Ambitious decarbonization goals and investments in green technologies reinforce SOCAR’s role in the energy transition.
For further insights, read the full article: ⤵️
🔗 https://www.weforum.org/stories/2026/01/why-traditional-energy-producers-must-be-part-of-azerbaijan-s-green-transition/
