Uzbekistan, China to introduce advanced technologies in chemical industry
Uzbekistan is set to modernize its chemical industry through advanced technologies and energy-efficient solutions in partnership with China’s Sinoma Energy Conservation, one of the world’s largest companies specializing in renewable energy and environmental protection, Qazinform News Agency cites UzA.
During a meeting between Odil Temirov, Chairman of the Board of Uzkimyosanoat JSC, and Meng Qinglin, Chairman of Sinoma Energy Conservation, the parties discussed major joint projects aimed at boosting industrial potential, expanding exports, and supplying the domestic market with competitive products.
A 300 MW solar power plant in Navoi region’s Karmana district stands as a flagship example of cooperation.
As stated there, chemical industry enterprises are replacing outdated pumping stations with modern energy-efficient ones.
Navoiazot JSC also plans to replace six pumps by year’s end, saving 11 million kWh of electricity.
Projects under discussion include energy-saving technologies at Maxam-Chirchiq JSC, reconstruction of ammonium nitrate production facilities at Navoiazot JSC, and implementation of environmentally friendly technological solutions.
Four agreements were signed to improve energy efficiency, build new production facilities, and introduce advanced technologies across Uzbekistan’s chemical industry.
Noteworthy, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to jointly build petrochemical complex.
