Azerenergy increases export revenues more than 9 times

Tural Ibadli
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In January-April of this year, Azerenergy OJSC exported 2,802 million kWh of electricity (+4.8 times) worth $313.68 million (+9.4 times), Report informs, citing the State Customs Committee.

During the reporting period, the export of electricity had a share of 2.49% in the total export of Azerbaijan and 26.42% in the export of the non-oil sector.

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