Breakthrough in Uzbekistan’s Renewable Landscape
Arctech, a leading solar tracking system provider with over 3GW of contracts in Uzbekistan, proudly announces the successful grid connection of the first 400MW phase of China Energy Engineering Group’s (CEEC) monumental 1GW solar project. The accomplishment took place as scheduled on December 27th, 2023.
Uzbekistan’s Renewable Energy Strategy
Uzbekistan, with 97% of its renewable energy potential harnessed from abundant solar resources, is driving an ambitious energy transition. Aimed at achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, the country’s partnership with CEEC positions itself as a key player in advancing green investments and renewable breakthroughs.
Arctech’s Role in the Milestone Project
Arctech’s SkyWings single-axis trackers played a pivotal role in ensuring the on-schedule grid connection. Specifically designed to endure Uzbekistan’s challenging climate, characterized by frequent sandstorms and arid conditions, Arctech’s trackers are integral to the success of CEEC’s 1GW solar installation.
Monumental Impact and Future Prospects
CEEC’s solar project stands as the largest solar installation in Central Asia, promising to generate 2.4 billion kWh annually and providing employment for 1,600 locals. With Arctech marking its third project completion in Uzbekistan in 2023, the company solidifies its position as a long-term partner in realizing the country’s 3GW signed contracts.
Uzbekistan’s Commitment and Collaborative Efforts
The grid connection ceremony, attended by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, reaffirms Uzbekistan’s commitment to accelerating its energy transition. The collaboration between Arctech, CEEC, and other Chinese enterprises signifies a deepening partnership in building green infrastructure along the Belt and Road initiative. This milestone project exemplifies the shared vision for a sustainable future and the collective contribution of experience, technology, and investment toward Uzbekistan’s ambitious renewable goals.
Source：prnewswire.com
