Uzbekistan has significantly increased its renewable energy capacity, adding 5,600 megawatts through international partnerships. President Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced that renewable sources now make up 30% of the electricity mix, with plans to reach 54% by 2030. The government is investing $35 billion in projects to enhance energy security and reduce reliance on natural gas. Key developments include a solar power plant in Samarkand and the integration of AI and data centers in the energy sector. Foreign investment, particularly from Saudi Arabia, has risen, contributing to economic reforms and infrastructure improvements.