Solar and wind power plants accounted for 9.4% of all electricity generation in Uzbekistan from November 1 to 10, 2026. During this period, they generated a total of 236.3 million kWh, which saved 63 million cubic meters of natural gas. In addition, the use of renewable energy sources prevented the emission of 136 thousand tons of harmful substances into the atmosphere. In total, 2.5 billion kWh of electricity was generated in the country over the ten days.

Solar power plants accounted for 140.6 million kWh, and wind power plants for 95.7 million kWh. At the same time, the output of renewable sources significantly depends on weather conditions. In autumn and winter, solar panels receive less radiation due to shorter daylight hours and cloud cover, while the efficiency of wind turbines drops in light winds. Over the same period, thermal power plants consumed 405.5 million cubic meters of natural gas for electricity production.

Data from November 8 and 9 showed just how strongly weather affects the power grid. Within twenty-four hours, the output of solar and wind plants dropped from 38.6 million to 11.9 million kWh. At the same time, electricity generation at thermal power plants increased from 187.7 million to 214.2 million kWh. The Ministry of Energy notes that thermal generation currently remains the most vital tool for meeting demand during periods of low solar and wind activity, as consumers require electricity around the clock.