Yashil Energiya — Uzbekistan's national renewable energy operator

Developing solar power plants, micro hydro projects and EV charging infrastructure for sustainable energy supply.

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Yashil Energiya - powering the green economy

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  1. 2023

    • 2023-02-16 "Yashil Energiya" LLC was established based on Presidential Decree No. 57 of 2023 on accelerating the introduction of renewable energy sources and energy-saving technologies.
    • By the end of 2023, the capacity of the PV plants installed and operated by "Yashil Energiya" LLC exceeded 20,000 kW.
  2. 2024

    • In order to contribute to the "green" economy, "Yashil Energiya" LLC has established departments of mini and micro hydropower plants and electric vehicle charging stations.
    • By the end of 2024, the capacity of PV stations owned by "Yashil Energiya" LLC exceeded 48,000 kW.
  3. 2025

    • 2025-09-24 Acquisition of a 51% stake in "Yashil Energiya" LLC by the Emirati company "GSU".
    • 2025-09-29 the company transitioned to a new ownership structure and was reorganized as the joint venture "JV Yashil Energiya LLC".
    • By the end of 2025, the installed capacity of Yashil Energiya's operating assets reached 130,000 kW.
  4. 2026

    • EV charging stations have been successfully launched in the Kashkadarya, Jizzakh, and Bukhara regions.

The results we attain

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35th Anniversary of the State Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan!

The team of JV LLC “YASHIL ENERGIYA” sincerely congratulates you on the 35th Anniversary of the State Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan!

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Uzbekistan Launches Major New Energy Facilities, the Largest of Their Kind in Central Asia

In connection with the 35th anniversary of Uzbekistan’s independence, new power facilities with a total capacity of 2,423 MW have been commissioned across the country.

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Our partner GSU launches a major solar power plant in Central Africa

Global South Utilities (GSU), a company from the United Arab Emirates, has officially launched the Sakai Solar Power Plant in the Central African Republic.