BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 6.
Siemens Energy is ready to cooperate in the development of
Azerbaijan's renewable energy potential, Senior Vice President and
Head of Europe at Siemens Energy, Frederik Doye, told Trend in an exclusive
interview on Tuesday on the sidelines of the German-Azerbaijani
Connectivity Conference in Baku.
According to him, Azerbaijan has great potential in the field of
renewable energy, particularly offshore wind energy, and Siemens
Energy is interested in cooperating with the country in this
area.
He noted that the region possesses significant potential for the
development of offshore wind and other renewable energy
sources.
"We see great potential in the region, particularly in the
fields of offshore wind and renewable energy. Naturally, should
projects be implemented in the region, we would be pleased to
participate in the process," said Doye.
According to him, Azerbaijan's geographical location enables the
country to play a vital role as an energy link connecting East and
West.
"Azerbaijan is situated in a highly favorable geographical
location. The country can connect East and West. Given the
initiatives regarding the green energy corridor, there is immense
potential in both wind energy and renewable energy in general. As
Siemens Energy, we are pleased to contribute to this process," he
pointed out.
Doye emphasized that Azerbaijan could play a significant role
not only as an energy producer but also in establishing energy
connectivity between Europe, the South Caucasus, Central Asia, and
the Caspian region.
He noted that the development of green energy corridors creates
significant opportunities for linking Azerbaijan's renewable energy
potential with regional and European energy markets.
According to the head of Siemens Energy, the company is ready to
support Azerbaijan's energy transition and green energy goals.
"As Siemens Energy, we aim to contribute to the development of
Azerbaijan's energy potential, the implementation of renewable
energy projects, and the creation of green energy corridors. We are
prepared to offer our technologies, experience, and expertise in
this regard," said Doye.
He also mentioned that the company has concrete cooperation
plans in this area, though these plans haven't yet been disclosed
to the public.
"We have many plans, but we are not yet revealing them to the
public," Doye added.
