Uzbekistan to Create an Energy Passport for Every Mahalla
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan plans to create an energy passport for every mahalla. Energy Minister Sherzod Khodjaev said the document will contain data on the number and categories of consumers, the condition of electricity and gas infrastructure, repair and modernization costs and timelines, as well as opportunities to connect new consumers.
Modern online platforms and mobile applications will be introduced to improve interaction with households and businesses. Users will be able to access essential information, including real-time updates on service outages.
The authorities also plan to introduce systems for assigning daily tasks to employees, monitoring their implementation, preparing reports, assessing risks and identifying regions experiencing frequent outages. The systems will also be used to forecast potential emergencies.
Further measures will focus on expanding competition and introducing market mechanisms to reduce the cost of energy resources. In particular, Uzbekistan plans to establish a free market for liquefied gas and simplify its sale by businesses while maintaining strict safety requirements.
The authorities also plan to introduce systems for assigning daily tasks to employees, monitoring their implementation, preparing reports, assessing risks and identifying regions experiencing frequent outages. The systems will also be used to forecast potential emergencies.
Further measures will focus on expanding competition and introducing market mechanisms to reduce the cost of energy resources. In particular, Uzbekistan plans to establish a free market for liquefied gas and simplify its sale by businesses while maintaining strict safety requirements.
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