Masdar to Build New Wind Power Plant in Uzbekistan

The project is of great importance for Uzbekistan not only in terms of economic benefits, but also for environmental protection.

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As part of the COP29 in Baku, the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Masdar signed an agreement on the construction of a 1,000 MW wind power plant in Navoi region’s Uchkuduk district.

During the construction of this power station, 600-800 new jobs will be created. The project will produce 3.5 billion kWh of electricity per year, saving 1 billion cubic meters of natural gas reserves, The Caspian Post reports, citing UzA.

The project is of great importance for Uzbekistan not only in terms of economic benefits, but also for environmental protection.

Construction of this wind power station will reduce emissions into the atmosphere by 1.4 million tons per year.

This wind power station is a new stage of cooperation that will allow Uzbekistan to ensure energy security, economic growth, and the creation of new jobs.

With the UAE’s initiative to “Triple the potential of renewable energy sources”, Uzbekistan is joining efforts to combat climate change globally.

For its part, Uzbekistan supports the Paris Agreement’s goals and intends to expand global cooperation in renewable energy.