One of the global problems that concern the world today is climate change. Environmental issues related to ecological security have become the object of discussion, with the idea that climate changes can pose a threat to security. During the 20-year period since the adoption of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), humanity has achieved very little in the direction of stabilizing the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. The energy crisis at the end of the 20th century forced the states to use sustainable energy resources, and for this reason, the main goal of the states in the fight against climate change was to stimulate the development of green economy-green energy policy. Today, the Republic of Azerbaijan has become an exporter of "green" and hydrogen energy, recognizing the importance of a coordinated response to climate change and aiming to accelerate progress towards a sustainable future through joint initiatives. Azerbaijan declared the use of "green energy" sources as a priority of state policy in order to prevent the current crisis. It is for this reason that Azerbaijan has earned the name of a reliable energy partner of European countries. The green energy factor is a very important issue in Armenia's energy policy. Because Armenia depends on imported hydrocarbons, including transportation fuel, gas for residential and industrial purposes, as well as a third of its electricity production. The main goal of the National Program on energy saving and renewable energy adopted in Azerbaijan and Armenia is to define goals for energy saving and renewable energy development and to determine the means of their realization.
Green Energy, Climate Changes, Clean Ecology, Sustainable Development, Energy Security