According to the document, in order to implement the tasks identified in the Development Strategy of New Uzbekistan for 2022–2026, to increase the effectiveness of measures taken to ensure “green” and inclusive economic growth as part of the Strategy for the transition of the Republic of Uzbekistan to a “green” economy, the Program for the transition to “green” economy and ensuring “green” growth in the Republic of Uzbekistan until 2030, designed to achieve the following strategic goals:
reduction of specific greenhouse gas emissions per unit of gross domestic product by 35% from the level of 2010;
increasing the production capacity of renewable energy sources up to 15 GW and bringing their share in the total volume of electricity production to more than 30%;
increasing energy efficiency in industry by at least 20%;
reduction of energy intensity per unit of gross domestic product by 30%, including through the expansion of the use of renewable energy sources;
a significant increase in the efficiency of water use in all sectors of the economy, the introduction of water-saving irrigation technologies on an area of up to 1 million hectares;
expanding urban green space to over 30% by planting 200 million seedlings per year and bringing the total number of seedlings to over 1 billion;
bringing the index of the reserves of the forest fund of the republic to more than 90 million cubic meters;
increasing the level of recycling generated household waste to more than 65%.
It is determined that:
a) from June 1, 2023, a system of “green certificates” is being introduced based on the requirements to limit the impact on the environment and the environment in the production of products;
b) the infrastructure for state regulation of greenhouse gas emissions in 2022–2026 is being gradually created, which provides for:
• state registration of greenhouse gas emissions and maintenance of their state cadaster;
• formation and maintenance of the register of carbon units;
• determination of targets for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the context of economic sectors;
