Baku State University (BSU) presented an innovative project at the Central Asia Energy Transition Investment Forum, held as part of Baku Energy Week.

During a special panel session, BSU doctoral student and employee of the university’s Student Scientific and Technical Creativity Center, Imran Bayramov, presented the Clean-Charge EcoEnergy project.

The presentation highlighted that Clean-Charge was developed in response to the growing number of electric vehicles and aims to provide an innovative solution for energy supply and clean energy generation. The project is designed to help reduce indirect carbon emissions associated with electricity production that relies heavily on fossil fuels such as natural gas and coal.

As part of the forum, the BSU representative met with energy experts, researchers, and industry representatives from various countries, exchanging views on the university’s research and innovation activities.