TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, July 9. The wheels are turning as the construction of two combined cycle power units, boasting a hefty total capacity of 1,065 MW, is in full swing at the Talimardjan Thermal Power Plant, Trend reports.
Prominent global entities participating in the initiative
encompass Spain's Intecsa Ingeniera Industrial S.A., Japan's
Mitsubishi Corporation, and Türkiye's Çalık Enerji.
The construction phase is approaching its culmination, with the
primary power apparatus having been successfully integrated into
the infrastructure. Upon achieving full operational capacity, the
newly integrated units will facilitate the plant's capability to
produce an impressive output of up to 8 billion kilowatt-hours of
electrical energy on an annual basis.
The agreement for the initiative was executed in November 2022, and
the advancement has been underpinned by concessional financing
sourced from the Asian Development Bank. This innovative investment
strategy is designed to optimize the electricity supply chain for
end-users in the Samarkand and Bukhara territories, in addition to
enhancing operational efficiency at seven pumping stations along
the Karshi main canal and various other regional hubs.
