The graph below shows the percentage of electricity generated from five different sources in Country Uzbekistan between 1990 and 2030. Figures for 2025 and 2030 are projections.
From a general perspective, it is clear that the figure for Natural Gas and Renewables followed an increasing trajectory, albeit at varying degrees while the figure for Oil and Coal moved in the opposite direction throughout the period, and it is predicted that the same pattern will continue. However, the figure for Nuclear experienced a slight rise and fall, and it is forecast that it will increase marginally.
Starting with Coal, it emerged as a frontrunner with just below 55% in 1990, after which it began to decrease consistently, and it is predicted that it will continue dropping and finish at 6% in 2030. Regarding the figure for Natural Gas, it accounted for 20% in 1990 which then rose slightly and reached 34% in 2010. Subsequently, it declined sharply and it is anticipated to reduce to 22% in 2030.
Starting with 18% in 1990, the figure for Nuclear decreased to 12% until 2010. By contrast, it is expected to depict a reverse trend to 15% in 2030. Moving on to Oil, it made up 5% in 1990 before it went up and fell slightly and it is forecast to fall a little bit, finally stopping at 3% in 2030. Despite the initial tiny reduction from 1980 and 1990, the figure for Renewables faced a substantial growth, and it is predicted that it will continue soaring from mere 5% to a staggering 54% until 2030.