Jabrayil:Construction activities for the Shafag project have been advancing steadily at the site in the Jabrayil district during the third quarter of 2026, as reported by bp.

According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, significant milestones were achieved in the project, including the completion of procurement and delivery of key equipment such as photovoltaic modules and structural components. The project also saw substantial progress in pile and tracker installation, while electrical installation work commenced and continued as planned.

By the end of the quarter, half of the photovoltaic modules had been installed. The project has maintained a strong safety record, achieving over one million work hours without any recordable injuries. Employment figures have also seen an increase, with the project currently employing 444 individuals, including approximately 150 from liberated territories. At its construction peak, the Shafag project is expected to create over 700 jobs, leading to the expansion of existing camp facilities to accommodate the workforce.

Construction for the Shafag project is projected to continue until mid-2027.