THE ROLE OF MICRO-GAS IN THE ENERGY OF UZBEKISTAN AND THE STAGES OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT

Authors

  • Muhammadabdulloh Axmadullo ugli Xabibullayev Andijan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies
  • Azamatjon Oybekjon ugli Akbaraliyev Andijan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies
  • Sidiqjon Tavakkal ugli Mamasoliyev Andijan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies

Keywords:

gies, energy, energy sources, consumers, rotor, solar panels, development of our country.

Abstract

During the meeting of the video selector dedicated to the priority tasks for the expansion of the use of renewable energy held under the chairmanship of our president, it was noted that areas for the construction of micro and small hydroelectric power plants were determined in the regions, and 200 projects with a total of 56 megawatts were developed. Because small hydro facilities are one of the most effective areas of alternative energy development. Such power plants are especially needed in remote and hard-to-reach places with limited access to transmission lines. Small rivers, canals, and waterbeds from reservoirs are convenient sources for this.

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2023-10-30

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Xabibullayev , M. A. ugli, Akbaraliyev , A. O. ugli, & Mamasoliyev , S. T. ugli. (2023). THE ROLE OF MICRO-GAS IN THE ENERGY OF UZBEKISTAN AND THE STAGES OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT. SCHOLAR, 1(29), 83–85. Retrieved from https://researchedu.org/index.php/openscholar/article/view/5120

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Vol. 1 No. 29 (2023): SCHOLAR

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