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Uzbekistan Announces $7.6 Billion Renewable Energy Projects in Karakalpakstan

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 24
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Uzbekistan has announced 58 projects in Karakalpakstan valued at approximately $7.6 billion, focusing on renewable energy, data centers, transport, and healthcare. These projects include the commissioning or launch of 11 projects valued at $592 million, with construction underway on 47 more valued at $7 billion combined. The plan also includes building 16 new substations and nearly 5,000 kilometers of power transmission lines by 2030.

From timesca.com, trend.az

Why it matters

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The infrastructure push aims to leverage Karakalpakstan's potential for renewable energy generation and support Uzbekistan's digital economy. Major projects include the 1.5-gigawatt Kungrad Wind Farm, which is being developed with ACWA Power and includes new transmission infrastructure to connect to Uzbekistan’s power grid.

Acwa Central Asia, KOWEPO, and Uzbekistan are exploring opportunities through a Memorandum of Understanding focused on renewable energy.

From timesca.com, trend.az

Who's involved

  • UzbekistanSovereign state leveraging resources and planning infrastructure development
  • KarakalpakstanAutonomous republic where projects are being implemented and resources are utilized
  • ACWA PowerSaudi power and water company involved in major wind energy projects in the region

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  • KarakalpakstanSpeculative

    The region could see infrastructure investment and data center attraction due to the planned power grid expansions.

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