Masdar, a leading clean energy company, has committed to investing USD2 billion in clean energy projects in Uzbekistan, aiming to contribute to the country's ambitious goal of achieving 20GW of clean energy capacity by 2030. The recent inauguration of the 500MW Zarafshan wind farm, the largest in Central Asia, marks a significant milestone in this collaboration. Masdar also has a pipeline of 4GW of renewable projects in Uzbekistan, emphasizing its dedication to sustainable development in the region. Additionally, a new agreement between Masdar and the Uzbekistan Ministry of Energy to develop a 1GW wind farm in the Mingbulak region will create jobs, deliver clean energy to homes, and further advance Uzbekistan's clean energy agenda. Masdar's CEO highlighted Uzbekistan's rapid progress in becoming a hub for renewables and praised the country's vision for sustainable growth. The partnership between Masdar and Uzbekistan is not only focused on clean energy projects but also aims to strengthen the region's transition towards sustainability and reduce emissions. Masdar's commitment to expanding renewable energy capacity aligns with its global goals, including increasing its portfolio capacity to 100GW by 2030 and becoming a leading producer of green hydrogen. Through these initiatives, Masdar continues to play a key role in advancing sustainability and climate action both in Uzbekistan and worldwide.