How a new ‘green energy corridor’ from the Caspian Sea could help Eastern Europe kick fossil fuels

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Azerbaijan has put 'Green Energy Corridors' at the top of its agenda at the COP31 climate summit in Antalya. The goal is to physically integrate renewable grids across multiple countries and establish a direct electricity transit route from the Caspian Sea to European markets. The country has formed a new alliance with Türkiye, Georgia and Bulgaria, who all signed the multi-state Strategic Partnership Agreement in Clean Energy. Moving beyond broad climate pledges, discussions at the Azerbaijan Pavilion highlighted the proposed green energy routes and strategic Azerbaijan-Türkiye energy interconnection as critical drivers of cross-border infrastructure.