Romania formally declares intent to join the Caspian-Black Sea-Europe green electricity corridor, potentially extending the cable network from Georgia to Romanian shores.
Azerbaijan's state oil company signed an exploration and production sharing agreement with Gran Tierra Energy for a promising onshore block in the Guba-Caspian region.
Kazakhstan's Senate approved a landmark agreement to transmit renewable energy via an undersea Caspian cable to Azerbaijan and onward to European markets.
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline added 1.2 bcm/year capacity and began shipping Azerbaijani natural gas to Germany and Austria for the first time in January 2026.
Kazakhstan's parliament ratified a tri-nation green energy pact with Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan on April 9, unlocking joint renewable power and green hydrogen exports to Europe.
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline is adding 1.2 BCM of capacity in 2026 as operators advance toward doubling the Southern Gas Corridor's total throughput to 20 billion cubic metres per year by 2027, driven by European demand for non-Russian gas.
Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania and Hungary are advancing a 1,195-kilometre Black Sea submarine cable with 1GW capacity to carry renewable power to Europe.
BP and its international partners are advancing a $2.9 billion expansion of Azerbaijan's flagship Shah Deniz gas field, targeting low-pressure reserves and extended plateau production to sustain European gas supply through the Southern Gas Corridor.
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