TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, April 20. Construction of
the small hydropower plant JFK-3 with an installed capacity of 6.9
MW is nearing completion in the Bulakbashi district of Uzbekistan’s
Andijan region, with the facility expected to be commissioned in
the near future, Trend reports via Uzbekhydroenergo.
According to the statement, final technical testing of equipment
is currently underway at the hydropower plant, along with
landscaping and improvement works across the site.
Once commissioned, the plant is expected to generate an average
of around 33 million kWh of environmentally friendly electricity
annually.
This will help enhance the stability of electricity supply in
the region and increase the share of renewable energy sources in
the country’s overall energy mix.
Meanwhile, looking ahead, Uzbekistan plans to add 19 GW of green
energy capacity by 2030, increasing the share of renewables in the
national energy balance to 54%.
