London-headquartered bp, a global energy company, along with SOCAR Green and Azerbaijan Business Development Fund (ABDF)—the shareholders of Shafag (Jabrayil) Solar Limited (SJSL)—have approved the final investment for a 240 MW solar plant in Jabrayil. SJSL will develop the plant, with construction beginning in 2025 and finishing by mid-2027, creating up to 400 jobs. In parallel, bp and its partners have sanctioned the $230 million Sangachal terminal electrification (STEL) project to connect the terminal to the national grid through a new substation. STEL will be completed in phases by 2028. Both projects are linked through a virtual power transfer, where AzerEnerji supplies power to the terminal equal to the solar output. Key project agreements have been signed among SJSL, AzerEnerji, and bp.
SJSL shareholders approved 240 MW solar project in Azerbaijan
bp, SOCAR Green, ABDF, and AzerEnerji backed two linked clean energy projects in Azerbaijan, including a 240 MW solar plant and Sangachal grid connection.
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