With abundant solar resources meeting 97% of its renewable energy potential, Uzbekistan is spearheading an ambitious energy transition strategy to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. As a major partner in Uzbekistan’s infrastructure development with over $8.1 billion in green investments, CEEC’s project ushers in a new era of renewable breakthroughs. With Arctech’s industry-leading trackers tailored to withstand Uzbekistan’s frequent sandstorms and dry climate, CEEC’s project marks a monumental milestone as the largest solar installation in Central Asia. Once fully operational, the 1GW project will generate 2.4 billion kWh annually while creating 1,600 local jobs.
Having marked its third project completion in Uzbekistan in 2023, Arctech has cemented itself as an invaluable long-term partner providing solar tracking and racking system solutions for the country’s pipeline of 3GW in signed contracts. With Arctech’s field-proven technology optimized for harsh environments, Uzbekistan is well-positioned to realize its ambitious renewable targets.
As Uzbekistan’s economy continues to open up, Chinese companies like CEEC are playing an increasingly vital role in helping develop its renewable energy capacity. With abundant solar resources, partnerships in areas like technology transfers and personnel training pave the way to a more sustainable future in the coming decades.This milestone project symbolizes the deepening collaboration between China and Central Asia in building green infrastructure along the Belt and Road initiative. Chinese enterprises stand ready to contribute experience, technology and investment to accelerate Uzbekistan’s ambitious energy transition plans.
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