NMMC is advancing large-scale initiatives to integrate renewable energy into its operations. The total installed capacity of the company’s solar photovoltaic (PV) stations has reached 10,050 kW, generating approximately 15.2 million kWh of electricity annually — fully covering the needs of administrative facilities.

Given that most of the company’s industrial facilities are located in the Kyzylkum Desert, a region with vast potential for solar energy use, in recent years NMMC has been implementing projects to build solar photovoltaic plants and deploy battery energy storage systems (BESS) across its production sites.

In 2025, several new PV projects were commissioned:
🔹 50 kW solar plant at the Navoi Machine-Building Plant;
🔹 2,300 kW solar plant at the Pistali mine;
🔹 500 kW solar plant at the Zarafshan Construction facility, equipped with a tracking system to maximize efficiency.

Under its long-term strategy, NMMC plans to increase the capacity of solar stations by 5,000 kW annually until 2030.

These initiatives are designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve energy efficiency, and lower production costs — reinforcing NMMC’s position as a regional leader in sustainable development and the transition to green energy.

The Press Service