Uzbekistan’s Renewable Energy Output Hits 14.5 Bn kWh in 2025
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This clean energy helped save 2.7 bn cubic metres of natural gas
Since January 2025, Uzbekistan’s solar and wind power stations have produced 9 bn kWh of electricity, Ministry of Energy reports. The country now operates 12 solar and 5 wind farms with a combined capacity of nearly 4.7 GW. This clean energy helped save 2.7 bn cubic metres of natural gas and prevented around 4 mln tonnes of harmful emissions.
In total, Uzbekistan’s hydro, solar and wind facilities have generated 14.5 bn kWh this year, accounting for roughly 23% of national electricity output. That’s enough to supply about 7.5 mln households for ten months.
Kursiv also reports that Allied Biofuels FE LLC Uzbekistan has signed agreements with the Khorezm regional authorities to construct a plant producing green aviation fuel.
