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Uzbekistan plans to add over 3,300 MW of new renewable energy capacity in 2026

  QAZAQ GREEN.  President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev held a meeting on the current state and future prospects of the country’s fuel and energy sector, focusing on accelerating the commissioning of critical facilities, eliminating bureaucratic delays, and expanding production capacity, reports Upl.uz. Currently, the country’s total installed generation capacity stands at 25.8

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Kyrgyzstan advances 650 MW of solar and wind projects

  QAZAQ GREEN. Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Energy briefed a parliamentary committee on industrial policy, transport, fuel and energy, architecture and construction on the implementation of renewable energy projects in the country, Bulak.kg reported. Energy Minister Taalaibek Ibraev said that 13 investment agreements have been signed to build wind and solar power plants with

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Kazakhstan and China expand cooperation in renewable energy

QAZAQ GREEN.  Kazakhstan’s Senate has approved a bill ratifying an intergovernmental agreement with China on the implementation of renewable energy projects, according to Kazinform. The agreement, signed in November 2024 on the sidelines of COP29, is aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation in addressing climate change through the development of renewable energy and

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Kazakhstan and France enter active phase of 1 GW Mirny wind project

  QAZAQ GREEN. Kazakhstan’s Minister of Energy Yerlan Akkenzhenov has met with senior executives of TotalEnergies to review the progress of the company’s major investment projects in the country. The TotalEnergies delegation included Mansur Zhakupov, Senior Vice President for Asia-Pacific at TotalEnergies EP, and Frode Ljones, Country Chair of TotalEnergies in

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World Bank Group: Powering an energy-secure future across Central Asia

QAZAQ GREEN.  The World Bank Group has outlined how it is supporting the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan in expanding and diversifying electricity generation, modernizing power grids, and electrifying remote communities to strengthen energy security across Central Asia. Across much of the region, winter power outages remain common due to electricity rationing and

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Energy Challenges: An Expert Explains How Uzbekistan Will Provide Its Own Energy in the Future

Uzbekistan, Tashkent – ​​Podrobno.uz News Agency.  Uzbekistan must not only increase electricity production but also create a sustainable energy system capable of responding to demographic growth, economic development, and the global transition to green energy. Renowned energy scientist and academician Kakhramon Allaev spoke to Podrobno.uz about how the country intends to

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