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Uzbekistan draws new-energy investors in move away from gas
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Uzbekistan draws new-energy investors in move away from gas

Uzbekistan is attracting significant interest from international investors, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Japan, as the country shifts focus from fossil fuels toward renewable energy sources like wind and solar power. The nation benefits from abundant sunlight, with over 300 sunny days annually, making it well-suited for solar energy development. ACWA Power, a leading energy company, highlights the surge in green energy projects since 2020, describing the trend as a 'tsunami' of investment opportunities. This shift reflects broader global efforts to diversify energy portfolios and reduce reliance on natural gas, positioning Uzbekistan as a strategic player in Central Asian energy markets.

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Uzbekistan draws new-energy investors in move away from gas

Uzbekistan is attracting significant interest from international investors, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Japan, as the country shifts focus from fossil fuels toward renewable energy sources like wind and solar power. The nation benefits from abundant sunlight, with over 300 sunny days annually, making it well-suited for solar energy development. ACWA Power, a leading energy company, highlights the surge in green energy projects since 2020, describing the trend as a 'tsunami' of investment opportunities. This shift reflects broader global efforts to diversify energy portfolios and reduce reliance on natural gas, positioning Uzbekistan as a strategic player in Central Asian energy markets.

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