Implementing sustainable practices in the electrical energy network of Uzbekistan: a holistic approach to environmental management and engineering

Abstract

This research advocates for the implementation of sustainable practices in Uzbekistan’s electrical energy network, stressing the importance of a holistic approach to environmental management and engineering. In response to surging energy demands and the critical need for ecological resilience, the study investigates the alignment of Uzbekistan’s electrical energy sector with sustainable principles. Through a thorough analysis of environmental challenges and engineering considerations within the national energy network, the research uncovers crucial insights into establishing a sustainable energy landscape. It highlights the urgent requirement to incorporate environmentally conscious practices into the engineering frameworks of Uzbekistan’s electrical energy network. The paper explores innovative engineering solutions to mitigate the ecological impact of energy generation, transmission, and distribution, emphasizing the multifaceted dimensions of environmental management. It underscores the significance of balancing energy demands with conservation imperatives, advocating a shift towards sustainable energy practices. Beyond technical aspects, the research delves into the socio-economic implications of adopting sustainable energy in Uzbekistan. Examining potential benefits, stakeholder engagements, and required policy frameworks, the paper urges a harmonious transition towards sustainability in the electrical energy sector. By comprehensively exploring the interplay between environmental management and engineering in Uzbekistan’s electrical energy context, this paper contributes to the discourse on sustainable energy transitions.