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The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan recently announced the national electricity supply plan 2030
.
According to the plan, Uzbekistan plans to increase its installed solar capacity by 5 GW by 2030
.
At the same time, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Energy will also deploy energy storage facilities of 300 MW or more to regulate the power load
.
The plan states that in 2020-2022, the Ministry of Energy will start bidding for 1.
4 GW of solar projects, and successful bidders will receive 25-year long-term power purchase agreements
.
International financial institutions such as the Asian Development Bank, the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide financing support
.
The government also plans to plan 1-20 MW solar parks for the power sector and install smaller off-grid power generation facilities
in remote areas, including eco-tourist attractions.
By the end of 2030, Uzbekistan's electricity demand is expected to increase from the current 12.
5 GW to 23 GW, with solar energy expected to account for 5 GW of the new 10.
5 GW of capacity and wind power to increase by a further 3 GW
.
The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan recently announced the national electricity supply plan 2030
.
According to the plan, Uzbekistan plans to increase its installed solar capacity by 5 GW by 2030
.
At the same time, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Energy will also deploy energy storage facilities of 300 MW or more to regulate the power load
.
The plan states that in 2020-2022, the Ministry of Energy will start bidding for 1.
4 GW of solar projects, and successful bidders will receive 25-year long-term power purchase agreements
.
International financial institutions such as the Asian Development Bank, the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide financing support
.
The government also plans to plan 1-20 MW solar parks for the power sector and install smaller off-grid power generation facilities
in remote areas, including eco-tourist attractions.
By the end of 2030, Uzbekistan's electricity demand is expected to increase from the current 12.
5 GW to 23 GW, with solar energy expected to account for 5 GW of the new 10.
5 GW of capacity and wind power to increase by a further 3 GW
.