Students of Tashkent State Technical University at “Yashil Energiya”: A Step from Theory to Practice
Within the framework of the cooperation memorandum signed between Tashkent State Technical University (TSTU) and the “Yashil Energiya” Joint Venture LLC, students from the Faculty of Energy, specializing in Renewable Energy Sources, paid a practical visit to the company.
During the visit, the students gained detailed insight into modern developments and innovative technologies in the field of renewable energy. Specialists from “Yashil Energiya” shared valuable information about the solar energy projects being implemented in our country, as well as the promising directions for the sector’s development and the achievements that have been accomplished so far.
In addition, the students visited the laboratories of the National Scientific Research Institute of Renewable Energy Sources, where they became acquainted with ongoing scientific research and practical experiments. The institute’s specialists provided detailed explanations about modern equipment and the principles of its operation.
One of the most engaging parts of the visit was the introduction to an electric vehicle charging station located in New Tashkent. Here, students received practical information about electric vehicle infrastructure, the operating mechanisms of charging stations, and their environmental significance.
Such visits play an important role in strengthening students’ theoretical knowledge through practical experience, introducing them to modern technologies, and contributing to the development of highly qualified specialists for the future energy sector.
The cooperation between TSTU and “Yashil Energiya” contributes to strengthening the integration of education and industry, while also supporting the training of young professionals for the energy sector.
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