Top 10 Solar Companies in Uzbekistan [Updated 2025]

Market Overview: Uzbekistan's Solar Energy Transformation

Uzbekistan's solar sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by government initiatives targeting 12 GW of renewable capacity by 2030. With abundant solar irradiance levels of 5.5-6.0 kWh/m² daily and the 2025 "Year of Environmental Protection and Green Economy" initiative, the country has become a strategic hotspot for international solar investment.

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As an early mover in Uzbekistan, Masdar has established market leadership with landmark projects including Central Asia's largest wind farm and multiple utility-scale solar plants.

The Saudi power developer dominates through competitive bidding and long-term PPAs, contributing significantly to Uzbekistan's energy diversification strategy.

Xiamen Grace Solar has rapidly emerged as a key technology provider, leveraging global expertise and innovative solar mounting solutions.

With over a decade of specialized experience, the company ranks among the top 5 globally in market share and holds leadership positions in multiple markets.

The American thin-film PV manufacturer gains traction in utility-scale projects with modules optimized for Uzbekistan's high-temperature desert climate.

French energy giant operating Tutly solar plant through affiliate Total Eren.

International specialist with 126MW Sarimay Solar project.

N-type PV technology specialist with Bukhara projects.

Lithium battery solutions for energy storage needs.

Local developer with Korean and Chinese partnerships.

UzPV and other local service providers.

Localization & Manufacturing

Companies like LG, Huawei, and比亚迪 are establishing local assembly plants, creating jobs and reducing import dependencies while supporting industrial development goals.

Solar-Plus-Storage

With targets of 4.2GW storage by 2030, integrated projects are becoming standard, addressing grid stability and ensuring reliable power during peak demand.

International Financing

World Bank, ADB, and EBRD provide crucial financing support, enabling rapid scale-up of renewable capacity through institutional partnerships.

Technology Transfer

Knowledge sharing and technical partnerships accelerate local expertise development, creating sustainable long-term growth in the renewable sector.