Eurasian Development Bank warns of growing electricity deficit in Central Asia by 2030

The Eurasian Development Bank forecasts a 27% rise in Central Asia's electricity demand by 2030, driven by industrial growth and digitalization. To meet this, the region needs new power plants, modernized grids, and coordinated energy systems, according to EDB analyst Arman Akhunbaev.

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