Uzbekistani chemical industry news

The project will generate 1,000 MW of solar power and 1,336 MWh of storage, supporting Uzbekistan's energy transition with a 25-year power purchase agreement. Completion is expected post-2027.

The collaboration focuses on a carbon capture project in Uzbekistan, establishing a Joint Working Group for feasibility and potential EPC phases, aligning with local decarbonization regulations.

The plant exceeded design capacity, producing 38,310 bbl./day. All product yield and quality targets met, confirming operational readiness and technology effectiveness.

MAIRE collaborates with Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan on renewable energy, low-carbon tech, and SAF, supporting decarbonization and infrastructure upgrades in Central Asia.