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Baku, 16 September 2026 — Ms. Aysel Yagubova, Executive Director of the Economic Cooperation Organization Clean Energy Center (CECECO), held a meeting with H.E. Mr. Ilhom Abdurahmon, Ambassador of the Republic of Tajikistan to the Republic of Azerbaijan, to present CECECO’s mandate and initial activities and discuss Tajikistan’s potential engagement with the Centre.

A regional webinar exploring sustainable transport and electric mobility, with a focus on decarbonization, electrification policies, EV adoption, and regional cooperation in the ECO region.

The Economic Cooperation Organization Clean Energy Center (CECECO) and Renewables Academy (RENAC) AG, Germany, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish cooperation on capacity development in renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies and support regional market development with renewable energies.

Building on the momentum of COP29, hosted in Baku in 2024, the Economic Cooperation Organization Clean Energy Center (CECECO) presented its newly published Hydrogen Knowledge Guide: Key Terms and Definitions.

A Regional Dialogue held in Baku on the sidelines of the Fourth UNFCCC Climate Week brought together regional and international experts to discuss the role of Sustainable Energy Centres in advancing climate resilience, innovation and the energy transition. The event highlighted the importance of regional cooperation, knowledge and technology exchange, investment, energy efficiency and clean energy corridors in accelerating practical solutions across the region.

CECECO and RENAC have launched the Clean Energy Academy Programme in Azerbaijan, supported by bp and its partners as a social investment initiative. The programme aims to strengthen local expertise in renewable energy and energy efficiency by training 20 professionals as certified trainers and establishing a sustainable pool of local trainers.

CECECO participated in Baku Climate Action Week 2026, highlighting regional cooperation, innovation, digital technologies, and key initiatives supporting the transition to clean energy.

CECECO discussed the role of ports in green hydrogen trade, clean energy corridors, and regional knowledge exchange.

CECECO brought together regional energy centers and young professionals to discuss youth leadership and innovation in the clean energy transition.

CECECO explored cooperation on clean energy, climate action, and energy-efficient solutions for cultural heritage preservation.

CECECO participated in discussions on climate change, biodiversity, pollution, adaptation, and circular economy approaches.

CECECO shared its institutional experience and discussed the development of a Regional Climate Technology Center for Central Asia.

CECECO exchanged views with international experts on clean energy, sustainable development, and potential joint initiatives.

CECECO contributed as a knowledge partner, sharing expertise on regional energy cooperation, clean technologies, and energy diplomacy.

CECECO and ADA University’s IDD agreed to strengthen cooperation in clean energy, sustainability, and research.

CECECO highlighted Central Asia’s renewable energy potential and its role in low-carbon industrialization and regional development.

CECECO explored joint initiatives with TÜREB to advance renewable energy and strengthen regional cooperation ahead of COP31.

CECECO discussed potential cooperation on climate and clean energy initiatives and its engagement in Baku Climate Week.

CECECO exchanged views on shared priorities and invited the Institute to participate in Baku Summer Energy School 2026.

CECECO highlighted renewable energy investment opportunities and its role in supporting sustainable energy development across the region.