Landmark Renewable Investment
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One of Central Asia’s largest solar PV plants
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Fully owned and developed by ACWA Power
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Operational target: 2026
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Strategic clean energy initiative for Uzbekistan
Samarkand Solar Project – Uzbekistan
Located in Samarqand, Uzbekistan, the Samarkand Solar Project is a 1,000 MW solar PV plant developed by ACWA Power. It aims to accelerate the nation’s clean energy transition and will enter operation by 2026.
Category
Solar PV
– Ground-Mounted
Pipeline Capacity
1,000 MW
Status
Permitting
Operational by 2026
Total Capacity
1,000 MW
The Samarkand Solar Project is a monumental step in Uzbekistan’s renewable energy evolution. Developed solely by ACWA Power, this 1,000 MW solar PV facility in Samarqand is set to become one of the largest utility-scale solar projects in Central Asia. It aligns with the Uzbek government’s strategic push for sustainability, reduced reliance on fossil fuels, and enhancement of energy independence.
Expected to commence construction in 2025, the project will utilize state-of-the-art photovoltaic technologies in a ground-mounted setup to efficiently harness solar energy in the region. With completion and commissioning planned for 2026, this development not only strengthens ACWA Power’s footprint in Asia but also positions Uzbekistan as a forward-looking player in the global green energy landscape.
Powering Progress with Clean Technology
Ground-mounted PV system with advanced components
Long-term performance reliability
Future-ready energy infrastructure
Designed to reduce carbon dependency
Renewable Energy
Powering a Sustainable Future Through Solar Innovation
Empowering the region with clean, efficient, and future-ready solar solutions.