Uzbekistan, China To Deploy Over 6GW Of Renewables In Near Future, Minister Says
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 2. Uzbekistan and China
have agreed on joint development of more than 6GW of new renewable
energy sources and new transmission lines and substations worth
more than $6 billion, Jurabek Mirzamakhmudov, Uzbek Energy
Minister, said, trend reports.
As the minister noted, it is important to acknowledge China's
impressive achievements in the energy sector, and, in this regard,
Uzbekistan is highly interested in learning from that experience
and is eager to expand cooperation in this field.
"Previously, Chinese companies mainly participated in projects
in Uzbekistan as contractors or subcontractors, with a greater
focus on the resource sector. However, we have now established
agreements with leading Chinese companies to jointly implement
projects based on the principles of public-private partnership.
These projects involve the construction of solar and wind power
plants, entirely Chinese-funded. We are making progress on several
projects, and some of them are expected to begin producing energy
by the end of this year. The president was present for the launch
of these projects," Mirzamakhmudov added.
He pointed out that some leading Chinese companies as Energy
China, China Poly Group Corp. together with China Power Investment
Corporation; Universal Energy for wind generation; and China
National Chemical Engineering & Construction Corporation Seven
(CC7) are interested in renewables development in Uzbekistan.
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