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Solar roof in Tajikistan
On March 29 this year, the head of the Committee for Architecture and Construction, Nizom Mirzozoda, issued a new order, under which, starting on April 1, 2024, all new and renovated buildings must be equipped with solar energy systems capable of storing at least one day's worth of electricity, in addition to being connected to the central power grid.
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FAQS about Solar roof in Tajikistan
Does Tajikistan have a solar power plant?
The project also includes a hybrid energy storage power plant rated for 180-kilowatt hours. The new solar plant is a direct result of successful cooperation between the Government of Tajikistan, USAID, and Pamir Energy Company.
Which country has the largest solar power plant in Central Asia?
USAID's Power the Future project partnered with the Government of Tajikistan and Pamir Energy to install the 200 kilowatt (kW) Murghab solar power plant – the country's largest utility-operated solar power plant and the highest in Central Asia.
How will the Murghab solar power plant work?
Most importantly, the Murghab solar power plant operates in parallel with another renewable energy source, the existing Tajikistan hydro-power plant. These two clean energy plants will ensure that nearby villages and communities have access to regular electricity supply all year round.
Why did USAID support the installation of solar plant in Murghob?
At request of the Tajik Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, USAID supported the installation of the solar plant in Murghob to complement the nearby 1.5 megawatt 'Tajikistan' (formerly Aksu) hydropower plant and add additional clean, renewable energy to the local grid.
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