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Turkmenistan Develops Laboratory Setup for Hydrogen Production from Natural Gas
06 Oct. 08:26As part of Turkmenistan’s 2022–2023 roadmap for expanding international cooperation in hydrogen energy, the International Oil and Gas University named after Yagshygeldi Kakayev has established a dedicated Hydrogen Energy Center.
The center focuses on training high-level specialists and implementing joint educational and research initiatives in collaboration with top universities, scientific institutions, and energy companies worldwide.
Among its achievements is the successful production of hydrogen fuel using various methods. "Green" hydrogen was obtained via water electrolysis, and an innovative laboratory unit was developed to extract hydrogen from natural gas through a plasma-chemical process.
The resulting hydrogen was tested using an Agilent Technologies 6890 gas chromatograph. Analysis confirmed the presence of both hydrogen and technical carbon, indicating the effectiveness of the conversion method.
In 2025, Turkmenistan’s Ministry of Education signed a memorandum of understanding with the University of Tsukuba in Japan to conduct joint research in hydrogen energy. Under this partnership, Turkmen instructors are expected to travel to Japan in 2026 for professional development and participation in specialized training programs.
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Historic Heritage and Breathtaking Nature: Turkmen Journalists Explore Balıkesir and Çanakkale
11 Oct. 15:20An international press tour for media representatives from Turkmenistan is currently underway in Türkiye, organized by the Türkiye Tourism Promotion and Development Agency (TGA) with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Türkiye.

The delegation includes journalists and content creators from the country’s leading public and private media outlets.

The journey through the Balıkesir region began immediately upon the delegation’s arrival at Koca Seyit Airport. The first stop on the itinerary was the picturesque Manastır Çayı area, followed by a visit to the famous Olive Oil Museum. Here, the journalists were introduced to the centuries-old traditions of olive oil production—a key gastronomic and cultural hallmark of the Aegean coast—before enjoying a walk along the scenic Güre coastline.

A special highlight of the program was an immersive experience in the region's unique natural landscape. Participants embarked on an exciting jeep safari through the Kazdağları National Park (historically known as Mount Ida). The journalists explored the rugged beauty of the Şahindere Canyon, refreshed themselves at ice-cold natural springs, and ascended to the legendary Altar of Zeus, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the entire region.

In the coming days, the press tour participants will dive into the rich history of the Çanakkale region. The itinerary includes exploring the ancient city of Assos and the Temple of Athena, viewing the iconic Trojan Horse, discovering legendary Troy along with its state-of-the-art museum complex, and paying tribute at the historic sites of Gallipoli and the Çanakkale Martyrs' Memorials.

Such international media initiatives allow Turkmen journalists to gain firsthand insights into modern practices in cultural and eco-tourism, exchange professional experience with Turkish colleagues, and strengthen media collaboration between the two nations.

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