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As Azerbaijan continues expanding renewable energy generation, significant investments are being directed toward strengthening the country’s electricity transmission infrastructure. The integration of new solar and wind energy projects into the national grid requires large-scale modernization and expansion works across the energy system.

Within this framework, major infrastructure projects (AZURE) supported by the World Bank are currently being implemented in Azerbaijan. The works include the construction of 500 kV and 330 kV overhead transmission lines, as well as high-capacity substations intended to support the transmission of renewable energy across the country.

The financing mechanism is implemented through credit facilities allocated by the World Bank to the Government of Azerbaijan. The funds are managed through the relevant state institutions, while construction activities are carried out by contractors selected through procurement procedures.

As part of the involved consortium, Energazer contributes by providing technical supervision and monitoring services for infrastructure works implemented within the framework of these energy projects.

These developments represent an important step toward strengthening Azerbaijan’s energy infrastructure, supporting renewable energy integration, and improving long-term grid reliability and sustainability.