Khotamov Ibodulla "Green"

Agriculture
20%
Utility	13%
Transport	3%
Construction	1%

From the table it is obvious that most of the electricity is consumed by the industries, both lite industry and heavy industries. Next is population, there is some part of the countries who does not have any electricity supply, but in Uzbekistan most parts of the country is supply by the electricity.

Fossil fuel
Uzbekistan is implementing comprehensive measures to deepen structural reforms, modernize and diversify basic sectors of the economy, and balance the socioeconomic development of its territories. Presidential Decree No. PP-4477 of 4 October 2019 approved the Strategy for the Transition of the Republic of Uzbekistan to the Green Economy for the Period 2019-2030 [17]. The strategy has many objectives within several priority areas for electricity production from fossil fuels contains followings:
- reduce natural gas losses in the production, processing, transportation and distribution stages by upgrading compressor stations, low- and medium-pressure gas distribution networks, and the gas transportation system with effective technologies for monitoring hydrocarbon resource losses (i.e. a supervisory control and data acquisition [SCADA] system);
- introduce modern gas distribution and metering technologies;
- reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions during the processing and storage of oil and petroleum products;
- reduce GHG emissions from the combustion of associated petroleum gases once processes for their utilization and advanced processing have been introduced;
- introduce alternative energy sources at oil and gas production facilities;
- deploy waste gas heat recovery for power generation.
Today Uzbekistan’s electricity production capacity from the fossil fuels is given in the following table seven. The table 9 [11], includes the information about the electricity production from fossil fuels (such as coal, gas, oil) from 2000 to 2022.