Azerbaijan is making significant strides in green energy, particularly in the Garadagh and Aghdam districts, where solar and wind energy potentials are being harnessed. The Garadagh district hosts a 230 MW solar power plant, the largest in the Caspian region, aimed at reducing carbon emissions and conserving natural gas. Meanwhile, Aghdam is capitalizing on its sunny climate to develop solar energy projects, including a 'smart village' initiative that promotes renewable energy usage. On a broader scale, Azerbaijan is strengthening its energy cooperation with Central Asian countries, focusing on green energy corridors that aim to enhance regional energy connectivity and promote sustainability. The country is also engaging with the World Bank to transition to a green economy, discussing joint initiatives and projects worth over $4 billion. Azerbaijan's rich oil and gas resources continue to play a crucial role in its economy, providing funding for these green initiatives as the nation prepares to host the COP29 climate conference.