Uzbekistan Energy Situation

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Overview

Uzbekistan
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Capital

 Tashkent [1]

Official Language(s)

 Uzbek; Karakalpak

Government

 Presidential Republik

President

 Islam Karimov

Prime Minister

 Shavkat Mirziyoyev

Total area in km2

 447,400

Population

 28,128,600 [2]

Rural Population

 17,721,018

Urban Population

 10,407,582

Population Density per km²

  61.4

GDP (nominal)(million $US)

 25712.00

GDP per Capita (US$)

 945.60

GNI per Capita (US$):

 948.30

Currency

 Uzbekistan som (O'zbekiston so'mi) (UZS)[3]


Time Zone

 UZT (UTC +5)

Calling Code

 +998

Environmental Situation

Climate

Mean temperature (°C min/max):  8.3/21.0 [4]

Resources

Natural gas, petroleum, coal

Forest situation

Land Area Covered by Forest : 8.0%
Forest Annual Rate of Change : -0.12% (2005-2010)[5]

Socioeconomical Situation

Income Sources

Agriculture: 44%, industry: 20%, services: 36% [6]


Energy Situation

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Energy Supply

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Electricity

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Energy Consumption

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National Level

Electricity

Household Level

Share of Fuel Types

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Share of Solid Fuels

 

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Access Rate

Electrification Rate

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Renewable Energies

Application

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Potentials

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Biomass

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Policy framework, laws and regulations

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General Energy policy, Energy strategy

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External links


References

 

  1. www.Wikipedia.org
  2. CIA - The World Factbook
  3. www.Wikipedia.org
  4. CIA - The World Factbook
  5. FAO (2011): The State of the World's Forest
  6. CIA - The World Factbook