Australian media publishes article on Heydar Aliyev’s policy on energy sector 

With the support of the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Australia, Vibe Media, an independent digital platform of this country, published an article entitled “Heydar Aliyev’s Legacy and Azerbaijan’s Transformation in the Energy Sector” on the 100th anniversary of National Leader Heydar Aliyev, Report informs.

The article speaks about the pivotal role of Heydar Aliyev, a powerful and influential political leader, in shaping Azerbaijan’s energy landscape and its global impact, and his strategic vision and determination that enabled Azerbaijan to resurrect its energy sector after the collapse of the USSR, laying the foundations for the nation’s energy independence and security.

“Under Heydar Aliyev’s leadership, Azerbaijan played a crucial role in reconstructing Europe’s energy supply map. Projects such as the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan and Baku-Tbilisi-Erzurum pipelines have contributed to Europe’s energy security and diversified energy routes, ensuring a stable and sustainable energy supply for the continent,” the article said.

According to the article, President Ilham Aliyev’s strategic vision for 2030 includes transforming Azerbaijan into a green growth country, with a focus on a clean environment and renewable energy: “Australia, recognizing the potential in Azerbaijan’s green energy sector, is showing a growing interest in the country’s renewable energy initiatives. A recent Framework Agreement signed between Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) and Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Energy highlights this interest. The partnership aims to study and develop up to 12 GW of potential renewable energy and green hydrogen projects in Azerbaijan. This collaboration not only contributes to Azerbaijan’s energy security and transition but also enhances the energy security of partner countries.”

The article also says: “Heydar Aliyev’s legacy lives on through the continued efforts of President Ilham Aliyev and Azerbaijan’s pursuit of a sustainable and secure energy future.”