BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 3. The second day of the 30th edition of Baku Energy Week, the region’s premier industrial event that annually brings together global energy leaders, has started, TurkicWorld reports.
As on the first day, interest in the exhibition is quite high today.
The exhibition is not only an introduction to the products of various brands, but also has special importance in terms of cooperation. Thus, from the morning hours, participants visit different stands and get the opportunity to get acquainted with various products presented by local and foreign companies in the energy sector on the spot and to work together.
The topics of the panel discussions to be held within the framework of the exhibition are a clear example of how effective it is.
"Development of infrastructure for electric vehicles in Azerbaijan", "Digitalization of railway transport", "Multimodal transportation in the Caspian region: Prospects and challenges in ensuring efficient transport logistics", "The role of artificial intelligence in the energy sector", as well as "The role of nuclear energy as an alternative energy in reducing carbon emissions" are the topics of the panel discussions on the agenda.
In addition, bilateral business meetings (B2B),l and a Closed Working Session of the Working Group of the Permanent Secretariat of the Intergovernmental Commission TRACECA on the pilot project of the CIM/SMGS electronic consignment note will also be held within the framework of the exhibition today.
Running until June 4, this milestone event combines three major gatherings: the 30th Caspian Oil and Gas International Exhibition, the 13th Caspian Power International Energy and Green Energy Exhibition, and the 30th Baku Energy Forum.
This year’s event hosts 267 companies from 39 countries, covering the full spectrum of the energy sector — from Europe and the Middle East to Asia and Africa. Among the participating countries are Germany, the UK, Italy, Japan, the US, France, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, the UAE, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, China, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, India, Israel, Switzerland, Guinea-Bissau, Luxembourg, Hungary, Egypt, Monaco, the Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine.
Germany is participating with a national pavilion. Around 70 percent of the exhibitors are international companies, with local firms accounting for the remaining 30 percent.
