DUSHANBE, Tajikistan, July 12. Tajikistan's Shabakahoi Intiqoli Barq OJSC (Electricity Transmission Networks) received 12.8291 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity and transmitted 12.4413 billion kWh to consumers from January through June 2025, Trend reports, citing the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of Tajikistan.
These figures were announced at the company's semi-annual meeting, attended by the Minister of Energy and Water Resources, Daler Juma.
The difference between the received and transmitted volumes amounted to 387.8 million kWh, attributed to technical losses during transmission. In his report, Deputy General Director Bahodur Usmonov emphasized that the company focused on the efficient use of electricity, keeping transmission line equipment in proper working condition, and improving transmission quality throughout the reporting period.
Regional leaders presented reports on their respective branches, highlighting achievements, current challenges, and objectives for the second half of the year. Special attention was given to equipment modernization, loss reduction, and ensuring uninterrupted power supply during peak seasonal demand.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the Minister of Energy and Water Resources issued specific instructions to the company’s management regarding preparations for the autumn-winter season, ensuring efficient substation operations during the irrigation period, and timely implementation of scheduled projects.
As per the metrics provided by the National Statistical Agency,
Tajikistan generated a total of 9.404 billion kilowatt-hours of
electrical output during the period spanning from January to May
2025. The metric experienced an uptick of 12.8 percent relative to
the corresponding timeframe in 2024, during which output was
recorded at 8.340 billion kWh.
The aggregate valuation of the production and distribution sectors
encompassing electricity, gas, steam, and conditioned air in
Tajikistan, projected through May 2025, reached 4,540 billion
somoni (approximately $469 million), reflecting a decrement of 2.6
percent relative to the preceding fiscal year.
