New Benefits Proposed for Greenhouse Owners in Uzbekistan: 50% Tax Reduction

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed a presentation on the introduction of 'green' technologies in greenhouse farming. It is proposed that by 2030 land and property taxes for household greenhouses be reduced by 50%, they be exempted from turnover tax, half of electricity costs be compensated, and grants and preferential loans be allocated for the modernization and construction of greenhouses.

tafs uz editorial deskFirst published on tafs uz 16 October 2026 at 04:271 min readAI translation

The key facts

By 2030, it is proposed to reduce land and property taxes for household greenhouses by 50% and exempt them from turnover tax.
Half of the electricity costs for energy-saving systems is planned to be compensated.
Grants of up to 100 million soums, preferential loans of up to 300 million soums for new greenhouses and up to 150 million soums for re-equipping existing ones.

Presentation on 'Green' Technologies in Greenhouse Farming

President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed a presentation aimed at introducing 'green' technologies into the operations of greenhouses and ensuring their environmentally safe operation. The presentation proposed a number of benefits concerning the modernization of greenhouses on personal household plots, the introduction of energy-saving technologies, and support for industry representatives.

Tax Benefits

In particular, it is envisaged that by 2030 land and property taxes for household greenhouses will be reduced by 50 percent, and they will also be exempted from turnover tax. In addition, it is proposed to compensate half of the electricity costs consumed by energy-saving systems.

Grants and Preferential Loans

The issue of allocating grants of up to 100 million soums for the introduction of 'green' energy sources and efficient equipment in households in the city of Tashkent and adjacent territories was considered. It is also proposed to provide preferential loans of up to 300 million soums for the construction of new environmentally friendly greenhouses and up to 150 million soums for the re-equipment of existing ones.