In 2025, Turkmenistan continued to actively implement its energy strategy aimed at modernising the fuel and energy complex and developing innovative technologies. This was reported by the news website Asmannews.

The State Concerns ‘Türkmennebit’, ‘Türkmengaz’ and ‘Türkmengeologiýa’ Corporation focused on exploring and developing new fields, increasing hydrocarbon production and processing, ensuring reliable energy transportation and expanding international cooperation.

An important event was the continuation of the construction of the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline, including the launch of the ‘Arkadagyň ak ýoly’ stage on the ‘Serhetabat-Herat’ section. This project will not only ensure gas supplies to Asian countries, but also create jobs in Afghanistan and bring the country annual revenues of over $1 billion.

Turkmenistan is actively developing energy exports and is engaged in the industrial development of the Caspian Sea shelf and the world's largest onshore gas field, ‘Galkynysh’. A new well has been put into operation at the ‘Uzynada’ field, and geological exploration and infrastructure construction are continuing, including the third oil loading berth at the ‘Kenar’ enterprise.

The country is demonstrating its commitment to international climate obligations by reducing emissions at the Darwaza gas crater. Turkmenistan is also actively participating in international forums and exhibitions, such as ‘TEIF 2025’, ‘ADIPEC-2025’ and ‘Oil and Gas of Turkmenistan – 2025’, attracting investment and strengthening international cooperation. An office of ‘ADNOC’ has opened in Ashgabat, which is developing blocks in the Caspian Sea in partnership with ‘Petronas’ and national companies.

Overall, the country's fuel and energy complex showed consistent development in 2025 and made a significant contribution to the implementation of the National Socio-Economic Development Programme for 2022-2052.