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The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan summed up the results of the country's energy sector development for the first half of 2025. As noted at the press conference, several strategically important facilities were commissioned during the reporting period, and new projects aimed at expanding and modernizing the energy infrastructure were launched.
Among the most significant achievements, the ministry's specialists highlighted the commissioning of the 500 kV Datka-Sughd power transmission line (PTL) within the framework of the international CASA-1000 project. This project, implemented with the participation of Central and South Asian countries, is of key importance for sustainable energy exchange between the states of the region.
The completed projects also include:
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the Sebzor hydroelectric power station with a capacity of 11 MW, built in the Roshtkala region;
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two solar power plants in the Murghab district: one with a capacity of 3.25 MW and a battery with a capacity of 1.62 MW h;
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four small hydroelectric power plants with a total capacity of 451 kW in the Darvaz and Rushan districts;
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new 110/35/10 kV substation "Dzhangal" in Rushansky district.
In addition, construction began in the first half of 2025:
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a 3 MW solar power plant in the Shugnan district;
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double-circuit 110 kV power transmission line “Vomar – Vozvand” with a length of 42 km in the Rushansky district;
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110/35 kV substation "Kozidekh" in Ishkashim district.
The Ministry emphasized that the implementation of these projects contributes to ensuring energy security in the regions, especially remote mountainous areas, as well as expanding the use of renewable energy sources, including solar and water.
Energy development remains one of the priority areas of Tajikistan’s state policy, aimed at sustainable economic development, improving the population’s standard of living and integration into regional energy networks.
