Energy Architecture film presented at WUF13 in Baku

Within the framework of the 13th Session of the World Urban Forum (WUF13), the Public Relations Center of Azerenerji OJSC produced the documentary film Energy Architecture, Report informs, citing the OJSC.

The film reflects the historical development of Azerbaijan's electric power sector, showcasing the architectural and technological approaches formed in this field. It traces the journey from the establishment of the first power station in Gadabay in 1883 to the large-scale modern energy projects of today.

The documentary presents energy not only as technical infrastructure but also as a key element of urban planning, architecture, and national development. It highlights the evolution of Azerbaijan's energy facilities – from the functional approach of the Soviet era to the modern model enriched with aesthetic and digital solutions.

Special emphasis is placed on projects implemented over the past 20 years, including closed-type substations, digital control centers, modern power plants, and new energy infrastructure in liberated territories. The film also focuses on the green energy concept, showcasing the creation of sustainable energy systems.

Energy Architecture film visually and historically demonstrates Azerbaijan's efforts to strengthen energy security, shape modern industrial aesthetics, and build the sustainable energy infrastructure of the future. It shows how energy has become not only a driver of economic growth but also an integral part of national architectural thought and statehood vision.