Green Corridor Union LLC, based in Baku, aims to export surplus renewable electricity from Central Asia to Europe, marking a significant geopolitical and economic shift. The initiative was formalized by the signing of founding documents by Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan. The project will connect renewable energy sources in Central Asia to European grids, with Azerbaijan serving as a key connector. The countries are investing heavily in green energy, with Uzbekistan expecting to produce significant electricity for export by 2030. The project aligns with EU sustainability goals but faces challenges in financing and political coordination.