Russian energy corporation Gazprom delivered 6.5 bn cubic metres of natural gas to Uzbekistan last year. This figure represents a 15% increase in annual supply volume compared to the previous 12 months, according to reports from the TASS news agency.
To put this growth into perspective, export levels stood at 5.6 bn cubic metres in 2024. The fuel is currently transported to the Central Asian republic via the dedicated Central Asia-Centre pipeline system, which transits through neighbouring Kazakhstan.
The boost in Uzbek exports aligns with a broader regional trend for the Russian supplier. Gazprom recently announced significant jumps in...