In 2024, Only 25.2% of Associated Gas Produced in Azerbaijan Was Converted into Marketable Volumes

Europe needs gas supplies and cannot afford to exclude the possibility of transit of blue fuel from Azerbaijan through Ukrainian territory, the head of the Austrian oil and gas company OMV, Alfred Stern, said in an interview with the Neue Zürcher Zeitung newspaper. "We need to increase the supply of all energy carriers, including gas. And we cannot afford to exclude anything. I would never place myself in the hands of just one supplier in the future. The rest is a political issue," said the head of OMV in response to a question about his support for gas transit from Azerbaijan through Ukraine.

In 2024, the production of condensate in Azerbaijan amounted to 5 million 292.34 thousand tons, by 1.7% higher than  in 2023, the  report of the State Statistics Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

The Supervisory Board of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) has approved the company's budget for 2025,  the press service of SOCAR  reported yesterday. At the meeting, which was chaired by the Minister of Economy Mikail Jabbarov (who is also the chairman of SOCAR's Supervisory Board), the budget project for 2025 was presented by SOCAR's president Rovshan Najaf and vice president of economics, Zaur Gurbanov. Other issues related to the company's activities were also discussed at the meeting. SOCAR did not announce how its revenues and expenditures will change this year.

In 2024, Georgia purchased electricity from Azerbaijan worth $10.97 million, which accounted for about 47% of the country’s total electricity imports,  the monthly report of the National Statistics Service of Georgia. According to the statistical data, Tbilisi imported more than 1.2 billion kWh of electricity worth over $23.4 million last year.