The US-Armenia 123 Agreement signed in February 2026 pledges up to $9 billion for civil nuclear cooperation, opening a strategic energy sector long dominated by Russia.
Azerbaijan's gas now reaches 16 buyer countries as TAP consortium completes capacity expansion to 11.2 bcm per year — but further growth depends on long-term EU contracts.
SOCAR's planned new tank farm at Georgia's Kulevi terminal underscores Azerbaijan's bid to lock in long-term throughput capacity for hydrocarbons heading into European markets.
Azerbaijan's fixed capital investment grew 14.9 percent in Q1 2026, driven by oil and gas spending and broader expansion across infrastructure and industry.
TotalEnergies and UAE's Masdar will form a $2.2 billion joint venture to build solar, wind, and battery projects across nine Asian countries including Azerbaijan.
Vice President JD Vance signed a Section 123 civil nuclear agreement with Armenia, unlocking up to $9 billion in US exports and fuel supply to replace Russian dependence.
Azerbaijan's gas exports to Europe jumped 56% since 2021, reaching 16 buyer countries, as TAP's first 1.2 bcma expansion enters service in January 2026.
Azerbaijan increased gas deliveries to European markets by 56% as TAP pipeline capacity expanded by 1.2 bcm and new supply contracts with Austria and Germany came online.
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