BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 7. Uzbekistan presented
its experience in renewable energy development and green transition
at the IV International Scientific and Practical Conference on the
Current State and Prospects for the Development of Renewable
Energy, held in Dushanbe, Tajikistan.
This was reflected in the statement by the Ministry of Energy of
Uzbekistan.
The conference, organized on July 2–3 by the Presidium of the
National Academy of Sciences of Tajikistan, brought together
scientists, industry experts, government officials, researchers,
university representatives, and international organizations to
discuss the latest developments in clean energy technologies.
Uzbekistan's delegation included representatives from the
Ministry of Energy, the National Research Institute of Renewable
Energy Sources, the National Energy Association of Uzbekistan, and
Tashkent State Technical University.
The country's participation was organized under the regional
Green Skills for a Green Economy in Central Asia project,
implemented by the German Agency for International Cooperation
(GIZ).
“The conference served as a platform to exchange experience on
advancing renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, and
strengthening regional cooperation in the transition to a green
economy,” organizers said.
Participants discussed global trends in renewable energy
development, the deployment of innovative technologies,
digitalization of power systems, the use of artificial intelligence
in electricity grid management, and the future of solar and wind
energy.
The conference also featured scientific presentations on energy
efficiency, renewable energy development, digital transformation of
the energy sector, and the training of highly qualified specialists
for the green economy.
