Uzbekistán avanza y cumple su compromiso de ampliar las energías renovables
El impulso de Uzbekistán a las energías renovables está en constante desarrollo, lo que refleja la ambición del país de equilibrar modernización económica, seguridad energética y responsabilidad medioambiental.
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00:00Ambitious projects and international partnerships are reshaping Uzbekistan's energy landscape.
00:10Hello and welcome to Business Line Uzbekistan.
00:13As the world races toward a cleaner future, Uzbekistan is taking bold steps to transform its energy landscape.
00:20In 2018, the country ratified the Paris Agreement, pledging to cut greenhouse gas emissions per unit of GDP by 10% from 2010 levels by 2030.
00:31The country's energy mix has long been dominated by fossil fuels, with natural gas accounting for about 80% of electricity generation.
00:40By December 2024, Uzbekistan had set a goal for solar, wind and hydropower to supply 54% of its electricity by 2030.
00:52The share of green energy, including hydropower, exceeded 20% in the first half of 2025.
00:58Major investors, including companies from Saudi Arabia, China and Europe, are driving this growth through new power purchase agreements
01:06and government-backed incentives, such as competitive tenders, guaranteed tariffs and long-term contracts.
01:13Here is more.
01:14On the banks of the Naran River, in Uzbekistan's Namangyan region, the country's first national hydropower plant,
01:22built entirely with local materials and expertise, now turns the power of water into the pulse of light.
01:28This is the first stage of the Naran hydropower cascade, a project that will include six plants along the river.
01:46The plant will generate 171 million kilowatt-hours of electricity each year, enough to power over 430,000 households.
01:56It will help save 290 million cubic meters of natural gas annually and will create more than 100 new jobs.
02:03On the other day, our infrastructure, both 220 kilowatt-hours of electricity, and the Naran hydropower,
02:09the 38 megawatt-hours of electricity each year, have been destroyed.
02:13The Naran hydropower cascade, which has been destroyed by 2,4 kilometers, has been destroyed by the 5-kilometer canal of electricity each year.
02:23From flowing water to moving air, the same energy now drives the wind turbines, raising in Cervac,
02:30where a 20 megawatt wind plant is taking shape.
02:33For Uzbekistan, these projects are more than just power stations.
03:01They are part of a larger strategy to ensure energy security and sustainability for generations to come.
03:07Government of the UNI's
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04:05Очень актуальный вопрос.
04:07Энергетический комплекс Узбекистана сегодня на самом деле, пожалуй, переходит в очень глубокий и важный этап модернизации.
04:14Прогресс последних лет особенно заметен в ветровой энергетике.
04:18Еще в 2020 году этот сегмент почти не присутствовал в энергетическом балансе страны.
04:23Но к 2024 году уже можно наблюдать, как он превращается в один из приоритетных направлений новой энергетической политики Узбекистана.
04:34На сегодняшний день в стране функционирует 5 крупных ветровых электростанций, благодаря которым за первые 9 месяцев текущего года было произведено более 3 миллиардов киловатт электроэнергии.
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