The key facts
- In January–September 2026, 69.6 billion kWh was produced (+8.4% year over year)
- Solar and wind plants: 10.5 billion kWh, hydroelectric plants: 6.6 billion kWh — at or above the totals for all of 2025
- Exports grew by 21.4%, imports fell by 27.2%
Production Growth and Reduced Imports
In Uzbekistan, 69.6 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity were produced in January–September 2026, which is 8.4% more than in the same period of 2025. This was announced at a briefing by Obidjon Dilmurodov, chief specialist of the Public Relations Department of the Ministry of Energy. According to him, electricity exports over the reporting period grew by 21.4%, while imports fell by 27.2%.
Share of Renewable Sources
Large solar and wind power plants generated 10.5 billion kilowatt-hours over nine months, and hydroelectric power plants generated 6.6 billion kilowatt-hours. According to the ministry, both figures reached or exceeded the results for the whole of 2025. The increase in generation from renewable sources, as noted by the department, expands electricity supply capabilities.
Consumption and Plans Until the End of the Year
Over the reporting period, 53 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity were supplied to consumers, of which 14 billion kilowatt-hours went to the population. By the end of 2026, the country plans to produce 94.6 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity.
