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Recently, SkyPower has announced approximately $1.
3 billion in foreign direct investment in Uzbekistan to build 1,000 MW of solar power capacity
across the country.
The project will bring the largest foreign direct investment in
the history of Uzbekistan.
Uzbekistan and SkyPower also signed the country's first electricity purchase agreement in its history, under which the government will buy electricity
from international and private companies.
The President of Uzbekistan signed a decree signifying the Government's full support for the project and the guarantee of sovereignty
.
SkyPower will be the first independent power producer in Uzbekistan's history, working closely
with state-owned utility Uzbekenergo.
This project is also the first public-private partnership
between Uzbekistan and a truly North American company.
"Nurturing Canada's clean technology and renewable energy sector and encouraging the export of locally developed ideas and solutions that benefit the world is a top priority for our government, and I am pleased to see that industry leaders like SkyPower Global can help us achieve this goal, and this historic partnership with UzbekEnergo and the Government of Uzbekistan will drive growth in the region," said the Minister of International Trade of the Government of Canada.
and help build Canadian expertise
in this fast-growing field.
”
Kerry Adler, CEO of SkyPower, said: "More than 1 billion people around the world still lack access to energy services, and our mission is to bring solar energy to those who need it most, a historic partnership that will benefit the government of Uzbekistan and SkyPower
.
" We are pleased to be able to build the first solar power plant
in Uzbekistan.
Uzbekistan is a country
that offers great opportunities for foreign investors.
”
The SkyPower project will be the first solar power project
in Uzbekistan.
The project will contribute about $2.
9 billion to Uzbekistan's GDP and create thousands of jobs
.
This will ultimately allow Uzbekistan to account for 10% of its total renewable energy generation, helping Uzbekistan meet its Paris 2030 climate commitments while bringing renewable electricity
to the people of Uzbekistan.
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Recently, SkyPower has announced approximately $1.
3 billion in foreign direct investment in Uzbekistan to build 1,000 MW of solar power capacity
across the country.
The project will bring the largest foreign direct investment in
the history of Uzbekistan.
Uzbekistan and SkyPower also signed the country's first electricity purchase agreement in its history, under which the government will buy electricity
from international and private companies.
The President of Uzbekistan signed a decree signifying the Government's full support for the project and the guarantee of sovereignty
.
SkyPower will be the first independent power producer in Uzbekistan's history, working closely
with state-owned utility Uzbekenergo.
This project is also the first public-private partnership
between Uzbekistan and a truly North American company.
"Nurturing Canada's clean technology and renewable energy sector and encouraging the export of locally developed ideas and solutions that benefit the world is a top priority for our government, and I am pleased to see that industry leaders like SkyPower Global can help us achieve this goal, and this historic partnership with UzbekEnergo and the Government of Uzbekistan will drive growth in the region," said the Minister of International Trade of the Government of Canada.
and help build Canadian expertise
in this fast-growing field.
”
Kerry Adler, CEO of SkyPower, said: "More than 1 billion people around the world still lack access to energy services, and our mission is to bring solar energy to those who need it most, a historic partnership that will benefit the government of Uzbekistan and SkyPower
.
" We are pleased to be able to build the first solar power plant
in Uzbekistan.
Uzbekistan is a country
that offers great opportunities for foreign investors.
”
The SkyPower project will be the first solar power project
in Uzbekistan.
The project will contribute about $2.
9 billion to Uzbekistan's GDP and create thousands of jobs
.
This will ultimately allow Uzbekistan to account for 10% of its total renewable energy generation, helping Uzbekistan meet its Paris 2030 climate commitments while bringing renewable electricity
to the people of Uzbekistan.
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