As part of Baku Energy Week, which will take place on June 2–4, the 30th Caspian Oil & Gas Exhibition will once again place Azerbaijan at the center of the international energy agenda. This event also serves as an important platform for showcasing Azerbaijan’s role in regional energy projects and its professional capacities.

EDnews informs that, this year one of the most notable participants at the exhibition will be TP Engineering. Founded abroad in 2014, this Azerbaijani company has executed major projects in markets such as Russia, Romania, and Bulgaria. It is recognized internationally as an contractor in the oil and gas sector, with a key strength in offering innovative environmental and technological solutions.

TP Engineering’s return to Azerbaijan coincides with a surge in domestic energy projects. As an internationally experienced firm with local roots, its comeback could unlock new opportunities. Although the company generates most of its revenue abroad, it maintains its headquarters in Baku, thereby contributing to the national economy.

Moreover, TP Engineering places great emphasis on developing human capital. Professional training programs successfully implemented in Russia could be introduced in Azerbaijan to promote the export of skilled labor abroad.

Currently, it is rare for companies established overseas to re‑enter the Azerbaijani market. TP Engineering’s activities may serve as a test case in this area. The critical question remains whether the necessary conditions will be created to enable such firms to participate fully in local projects.

TP Engineering’s participation could transform Baku Energy Week from merely an international gathering into a significant platform that recognizes and supports the country’s human and technological potential.

Madina Mammadova\\EDnews