Abdullajon Otaboev has been appointed Head of the Department for Development of Generation Based on Renewable Energy Sources of the Ministry of Energy

On the basis of the Presidential Resolution No.4799 "On measures to organize the construction of a new thermal power plant with a capacity of 1500 MW...

On October 31, the Cabinet of Ministers adopted Resolution No.ПКМ-667 "On additional measures for the implementation of the investment project "Construction of a 100 MW...

In Uzbekistan it is planned to build 10 (ten) projects, power plants operating from renewable sources, 8 (eight) of which are related to solar energy in 2022.

The Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On additional measures for the implementation of energy-saving technologies and the development of low-power renewable

UzbekHydroEnergy Corporation (UzGidro) has recently unveiled a tender opportunity for the construction of five innovative hydropower plants...

Based on the Presidential Decree No.UP-5614 of January 8, 2020, as well as Presidential Resolutions No.PP-4422 dated August 22, 2019, No.PP-4477 dated October 4, 2020 and No.PP-4779 dated July 10, 2019...

Easing of quarantine restrictions directly affected the flow of foreign investments to Uzbekistan. Main inflow of investments was made for improving the energy, infrastructure and medicine sectors.

The document defines the main tasks of the Commission and the Institute.

Uzbekistan is a country with ambitious plan to development its renewable energy by 2030, it includes Ten-year program to build 5,000 MW of solar power and 3,000 MW of wind power.

Accelerated industrialisation and population growth significantly increase the economy's demand for energy resources, as well as increase the negative anthropogenic impact on the environment.

Nevertheless, despite of having ample potential for solar and wind power, to the current date Uzbekistan has not been able to achieve remarkable progress on the issue at stake.

The winners of tender for construction projects of PV stations with a capacity of 180-220 MW of alternating current each, located in Samarkand and Dzhizakh regions (Scaling Solar 2)...

The SMWI is a monetary expression of the monthly wage rate. In the field of labor relations, the SMWI is used to determine the amount of basic salary, allowances, extra pay, fees, compensation payments for additional work...

The Electricity Sector Transformation and Resilient Transmission Project has been approved by the World Bank's Board of Executive Directors.

In accordance with the Presidential Decree No. UP-5723, from 1 October 2019 the minimum wage will be replaced as follows:

It should be emphasized that this document is the second of its kind.

This review provides for an overview of the power energy sector of Uzbekistan, being currently subject to a large-scale transformation.

These main directions of the tariff policy in the electric power industry of Uzbekistan for the period up to 2030 determine the practical mechanisms for the implementation of the state policy...

On May 21, 2019, the Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources (the "Law") has been adopted.