Central Asia Faces Growing Electricity Deficit by 2030, EDB Warns

Electricity demand in Central Asia is projected to increase by 27% by 2030, according to Arman Akhunbaev of the Eurasian Development Bank. This growth, driven by industrial development and urbanization, could lead to an energy deficit if power capacities and grids are not modernized. The EDB emphasizes the need for simultaneous upgrades to transmission lines and energy storage systems.

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