UZBEKISTAN ENERGY WEEK 2026

Uzbekistan Energy Week 2026: Powering the Future of Central Asia

Uzbekistan Energy Week 2026 (UEW 2026), scheduled for May 12–14, 2026, in Tashkent, is set to become Central Asia’s premier energy summit, driving innovation, investment, and sustainability in one of the world’s fastest-growing energy markets. Hosted under the patronage of the Government of Uzbekistan, this high-impact event will gather global leaders, policymakers, industry experts, and investors to shape the region’s energy transition and economic future.

Why Attend?
Uzbekistan is undergoing a historic energy transformation, leveraging its strategic location and abundant resources to become a regional energy hub. UEW 2026 will spotlight key themes:
- Renewable Energy Expansion: Uzbekistan aims to generate 25% of its electricity from renewables by 2030. The event will showcase progress in solar, wind, and hydropower projects, including the 3 GW solar park in Navoi and partnerships with Saudi ACWA Power and Masdar.
- Oil & Gas Modernization: With over 1 billion barrels of proven reserves, Uzbekistan is revitalizing its upstream and downstream sectors. Sessions will cover exploration, digitalization, and regional gas pipeline integration (e.g., Trans-Caspian projects).
- Energy Efficiency & Green Hydrogen: Focus on decarbonizing industries, smart grids, and Uzbekistan’s ambition to become a green hydrogen exporter by 2040.
- Investment & Policy: Regulatory reforms, public-private partnerships (PPPs), and $40 billion in planned energy investments will be discussed, offering unparalleled networking for stakeholders.

Who Should Participate?
UEW 2026 expects 5,000+ attendees, including:
- Government officials from Uzbekistan and neighboring nations.
- CEOs from energy giants (e.g., TotalEnergies, Gazprom, Enel).
- Investors, financiers, and technology providers.
- Academics and innovators in clean energy solutions.

Event Highlights
- Exhibition: A 10,000 m² expo featuring cutting-edge technologies, from smart meters to carbon capture systems.
- Conferences: 50+ sessions with 200+ speakers, including keynotes by Uzbekistan’s Energy Ministry and international bodies like the World Bank and IRENA.
- Business Matchmaking: Pre-scheduled B2B meetings to forge partnerships for projects worth billions.
- Site Tours: Visits to operational renewables sites and energy infrastructure in Tashkent and Samarkand.

Uzbekistan’s Energy Vision
As Central Asia’s most populous nation (36 million), Uzbekistan is pivotal for regional energy security. UEW 2026 aligns with its National Energy Strategy 2030, which prioritizes:
- Diversifying away from fossil fuels.
- Attracting $15 billion in renewable investments.
- Positioning Tashkent as a logistics hub for Central Asian energy exports.

Join the Movement
UEW 2026 is more than a conference—it’s a catalyst for sustainable growth. Whether you seek investment opportunities, policy insights, or collaboration, this event is your gateway to Central Asia’s energy revolution.

Secure your participation today at www.uzbekistanenergyweek.uz and be part of defining the future of energy in Eurasia.

May 12–14, 2026 | Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Powering Progress. Uniting Nations.