Author: Anela Dokso

Green hydrogen prices in Azerbaijan may be competitive on a level basis With the comparatively low cost of producing renewable energy, the leveled cost of green hydrogen (LCOH) in Azerbaijan can be competitive with other markets, according to Kamran Huseynov, deputy director of the Azerbaijan Renewable Energy Agency (AREA) under the Ministry of Energy. At a panel discussion on “Hydrogen as a tool for the transition to clean energy” during the seminar with the theme “Green Hydrogen – Road to Decarbonization,” Huseynov made the statement. Green hydrogen may be used in Azerbaijan for the synthesis of methanol and ammonia, as…

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