By Rebecca McLaughlin-Eastham
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In this episode, we look at Azerbaijan’s 8 November Power Plant, the South Caucasus’s largest gas facility. With hydrogen-ready technology, it’s a major step in the country’s energy transition.
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In this episode of Energy Frontiers, we examine Azerbaijan’s most advanced power facility to date—the 8 November Power Plant. Located in Mingachevir, the country’s energy hub, the high-efficiency, combined-cycle gas plant is set to generate 1,880 megawatts of electricity while reducing emissions by 50%.
Deputy Minister of Energy Dr. Elnur Soltanov explains how the hydrogen-ready turbines and gas savings of over one billion cubic metres annually support Azerbaijan’s net-zero goals. As COP29 host, Azerbaijan is embracing natural gas as a transition fuel while laying the groundwork for a low-carbon future, he says.
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