This approach seeks to minimize risks of supply disruptions, excessive costs, or over-dependence on variable renewables without sufficient supporting infrastructure.
Azerbaijan’s trade with China shows positive growth in both exports and imports, contributing significantly to the country’s overall trade balance surplus in early 2026.
Azerbaijan's transportation and ICT sectors have demonstrated growth in revenue, reflecting ongoing improvements in infrastructure and increased demand for services.
Azerbaijan saw a significant increase in truck production in the first quarter of 2026. The number of trucks produced grew substantially compared to the same period in 2025, while passenger car production experienced a decrease.
Azerbaijan's construction sector saw a decline in fixed capital investments in Q1 2026. The majority of these investments were allocated to housing construction, which also experienced a decrease. Overall, the sector's investments dropped compared to the same period last year.
Iran’s Energy Exchange recorded significant trading activity across hydrocarbon and electricity markets, reflecting its continued role in domestic supply and energy exports.