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PESTLE
ANALYZE
of Azerbaijan’s electricity
trade
group: E5322
student: Aytaj Huseynova
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Contents:
Electricity trade
Azerbaijan’s electricity trade
PESTLE analyzing
Factors
Conclusion
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Electricity trade
refers to the buying and selling of electricity between
countries, regions, and private companies.
Ways to trade:
bilateral contracts
power exchanges
spot markets
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—Trade reasons
Shortages in supply / demand
Price differentials between regions / countries
Economic growth
Energy security
Reducing costs
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Azerbaijan
is a member of the Energy Community Treaty, which
aims to create a single market for energy in Southeast
Europe and beyond.
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Statistics
Export
İmport
Production
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Market share
Export
Georgia, Turkey, Iran, Russia
Import
Georgia, Russia, Iran
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Market Analysis
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Market Analysis
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Electricity İmport
70
60 Georgia – 24,7
50
40
30 Russia – 63,5
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0 Iran – 22,4
İran
Georgia
Russia
*Note: It shows the 2020 indicators in mln kVts based.
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Electricity Export
600
Georgia – 505,2
500
400
Turkey – 164,1
300
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01
State-owned companies
Efforts to liberalize retail marekt
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Heavy reliance on fossil fuels
Environmental impact of electricity
and competition production
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Modernize infrastructure
Outdated electricity grid, transmission
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Strategic location
Transit hub for energy resources
losses
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Reforms 06
Renewable energy
ISSUES
To increase transparency / efficiency Diversify energy sources and invests on
and attract foreign investors renewable energy projects
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PESTLE ANALYSIS
Political Economic Social
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Industry / Government
Unstability Population Efficiency Non-renewable sources
business growth regulations
Laws on
Government Renewable
Living standard Cost-effectiveness foreign Emissions
policies sources
investment
Cost of
Employment
Regulation production / Cultural norms Reliability / Automation Waste disposal
laws
distribution
Reducing downtime /
Inflation Property laws Transmissions
Innovation
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POLITICAL
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Economical
Fossil fuels Non-payment
Limitations on renewable Financial losses
sources
Competition Subsidies
State-owned companies Inefficiencies on government
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SOCİAL
Employment Efficiency
Descend Lower energy costs
unemployment
Affordability Safety
Struggiling with Accidents and safety
electricity bills hazards
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TECHNOLOGICAL
Heavily fossil-fuel
based energy system Digital technologies in sector,
robust security protocols
Renewable
energy Cybersecurity
Outdated
infrastructure
Smart grid
Older power plants, non- Intelligent and responsive
upgrading transmission lines grid, more reliablity
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Legal
Lack of legal Intellectual property
framework protection
Protect consumer Protect the rights of
rights innovators, tech developers
Contract International
enforcement standards
Resolve disputes and enforce Trade agreements,
contracts for foreign investors safety standards
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ENVIRONMENTAL
GHG
Air pollution
Land use
Water scarcity
Waste management
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