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JICA co-finances substation project to boost electricity supply in Dushanbe

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A ceremony marking the foundation stone laying for a new 220/110/10-kV substation took place in the Rudaki district of Tajikistan on November 4, 2026. The project is co-financed by the Government of Tajikistan and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). TajikGidroElectromontaj OJSC was appointed as the contractor, and the substation is scheduled for commissioning in August 2028.

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The facility is being built under the national energy sector development plan for 2022–2030. The new substation is intended to increase the reliability of electricity supply to Dushanbe and surrounding districts. It is also expected to reduce technical power losses and ease the load on existing transmission lines.

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Who's involved

  • TajikistanSovereign state receiving the infrastructure investment and co-financing.
  • Japan International Cooperation AgencyGovernmental agency providing co-financing for the energy infrastructure.
  • DushanbeCapital city of Tajikistan that will receive increased electricity supply reliability.
  • Republic of Tajikistan GovernmentGovernment entity overseeing the national energy sector development plan.

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  • Republic of Tajikistan GovernmentSpeculative

    Project completion could support the Republic of Tajikistan Government's goals of improving public power supply reliability.

  • Central AsiaSpeculative

    Infrastructure investment could enhance regional energy supply and stability in Central Asia.

  • TajikistanSpeculative

    The co-financing might provide credit or funding for national energy infrastructure construction in Tajikistan.

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  1. JICA provides co-financing for a substation to boost electricity supply in Dushanbe.1 source
  2. Details emerge regarding the client and contractor for the Dushanbe energy infrastructure project.1 source

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