Arctech’s innovative SkyLine II solar tracker system has successfully powered Azerbaijan’s first and largest utility-scale solar plant, a 312 MW facility in the Garadagh Gobi Desert. This achievement highlights Azerbaijan’s commitment to renewable energy and showcases the resilience and efficiency of Arctech’s technology in challenging environments.
Arctech’s innovative SkyLine II solar tracker system successfully powers Azerbaijan’s first and largest utility-scale solar project, a 312 MW plant in the Garadagh Gobi Desert. This achievement highlights Azerbaijan’s commitment to renewable energy and showcases Arctech’s advanced technology in challenging environments.
For the first time, the UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) officially includes ‘Climate Action in Tourism’ in its Action Agenda. Azerbaijan’s presidency is driving this initiative, hosting a landmark Tourism Day in Baku on November 20th, featuring the launch of the Baku Declaration on Enhanced Climate Action in Tourism, and focusing on transitioning the tourism sector towards sustainable practices.
Euronews Green provides in-depth coverage of the UN climate conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, highlighting key negotiations, agreements, and potential breakthroughs in the global fight against climate change. Discover the latest updates on emissions reduction targets, adaptation strategies, and innovative solutions discussed at this crucial summit.
As the world gathers in Azerbaijan for the COP29 climate summit, concerns mount over the country’s human rights record. Journalists, activists, and independent politicians are facing a severe crackdown, raising questions about the freedom and safety of those attending the conference. The arrests and detentions of prominent individuals highlight the government’s efforts to silence dissent and control information, tarnishing Azerbaijan’s image on the global stage.
The annual United Nations climate conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, is seeing a notable absence of top leaders from the world’s largest carbon emitters. While the event lacks the star power of previous years, a focus on strategy and the voices of climate-vulnerable nations is taking center stage.
Azerbaijan, a major oil and gas producer, hosts the UN’s COP29 climate conference, raising concerns about its commitment to green energy and its role in a world seeking to transition away from fossil fuels. Despite its ambitious plans for renewable energy, Azerbaijan’s reliance on oil and gas, and its history of environmental issues, raise questions about its sincerity in promoting a green future.
The 7th Airport Interdepartmental Commission on Aviation Security met at Heydar Aliyev International Airport, focusing on enhancing security protocols and preparing for the upcoming COP29 Climate Summit. Key stakeholders discussed strategies to optimize security zones, respond to threats, and train personnel, emphasizing collaboration for a safe and secure aviation environment.
Azerbaijan is promoting its diverse tourism offerings at the Tourism Expo Japan 2024, attracting interest from Japanese travel agencies and highlighting the country’s growing appeal as a destination for Asian travelers.
Azerbaijan is investing heavily in positioning Naftalan, a city renowned for its therapeutic Naftalan oil, as a leading global wellness tourism destination. A recent presidential decree aims to expand the oil’s use in healthcare and promote Naftalan as a world-class wellness retreat, attracting international visitors seeking specialized treatments and unique cultural experiences.
