A 15 MW hydroelectric power station is being built in the Sokh district.
A 15 MW hydroelectric power plant, costing $41 million, is being built in the Sokh district of the Fergana region. It will meet approximately 70% of the district's needs.
Construction of a hydroelectric power plant with a design capacity of 15 MW is ongoing in the Fergana region, specifically in the Sokh district. The total cost of the project is estimated at $41 million. Once operational, the hydroelectric power plant will be capable of meeting approximately 70% of the region's electricity needs, according to the Fergana regional administration.
Khairullo Bozorov, Khokim of the Fergana region, personally inspected the construction work. Currently, the main focus is on leveling and strengthening the internal and side walls of the hydroelectric power plant canal. Concrete work is also underway.
Eighty pieces of specialized equipment of various brands are being used at the construction site.
Particular attention is being paid to the employment of unemployed citizens, including young people returning from labor migration.
During his visit, Bozorov heard reports from responsible officials on the current status of the project, the progress of construction work, and the fulfillment of assigned tasks.
Following the inspection, the head of the region instructed responsible officials to ensure high quality of the work performed and complete construction within the established timeframe.