Azerbaijan continues its activities toward expanding cooperation with international partners in the field of offshore wind energy.
According to sea-news.az the State Agency for Renewable Energy Sources (AREA), Fagan Abdurahmanov, Deputy Director of AREA, participated as part of the Azerbaijani delegation at the “Global Offshore Wind 2026” international conference held in Manchester, UK, on June 16–17, 2026. The visit was organized with the support of the UK government and upon the invitation of the embassy.
Within the framework of the conference, the delegation participated in the exhibition and panel discussions held at the Manchester Central Convention Complex, got acquainted with numerous international companies operating in the offshore wind energy sector, and held networking meetings.
During a dedicated event organized specifically for the Azerbaijani delegation as part of the visit, presentations were delivered by companies representing the UK’s offshore wind energy supply chain – including GE Vernova, Tekmar, Kinewell, Marsh UK, ABL Group (OWC), Ryse Energy, CM Energy Services, Briggs Marine, Haskoning, Xlinks, ASCO World, JDR Cables, Subsea7, Wood, and Worley.
Speaking at the same event, Fagan Abdurahmanov delivered a presentation on “Azerbaijan’s Renewable Energy Transition and 2030 Vision.” The presentation provided extensive information on the country’s offshore wind energy potential, the work accomplished, and international investment opportunities.
Following the visit, the delegation traveled to Wales to visit the “Gwynt y Môr” and “Rhyl Flats” offshore wind farms owned by the RWE company. As part of the program held at the Port of Mostyn, the participants got closely acquainted with the offshore wind farm management system, offshore substations, and the operational process.
It was noted that this visit holds significant importance in terms of expanding international cooperation in the field of offshore wind energy, learning advanced practices, and evaluating potential investment opportunities.
