L'Ouzbékistan progresse et tient ses engagements pour le développement des énergies renouvelables
La transition énergétique de l'Ouzbékistan vers les énergies renouvelables progresse de façon régulière, reflétant l'ambition du pays d'équilibrer la modernisation économique, la sécurité énergétique et la responsabilité environnementale.
En partenariat avec Center for the Production of Content for Mass Media under the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan
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.
02:03Nous avons vécu à la place de 24 km à 20 km, et nous avons vécu à 20 km à 20 km.
02:23From flowing water to moving air, the same energy now drives the wind turbines, raising in Cervac, where a 20 megawatt wind plant is taking shape.
02:53For Uzbekistan, these projects are more than just power stations. They are part of a larger strategy to ensure energy security and sustainability for generations to come.
03:23The energy transformation is taking shape quietly, steadily and powerfully.
03:49Joining us now is Malikya Safar Muhammedov.
03:52Lead Specialist of the Mining and Energy Industry Development Project.
03:56We've seen Uzbekistan made a big progress on this field.
03:59How wind and water energy can contribute to country's energy independence?
04:04Thank you for the very important question.
04:06The energy complex of Uzbekistan is actually moving into a very deep and important stage of modernization.
04:14The progress of the last years is especially noticed in wind energy.
04:18In 2020, this segment was almost present in the country's energy balance.
04:23But in 2024, we can see how it became one of the priority areas of the new energy policy of Uzbekistan.
04:33Today, in the country, there are five large solar electric stations,
04:38which has produced more than 3 billion kilowatts of electricity.
04:42Il y a plus de 3 milliards de kilovatts électroniques électroniques électroniques.
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