SPECIFIC FEATURES OF LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT IN THE ECONOMY OF UZBEKISTAN
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55439/EIT/vol11_iss3/i26Keywords:
еnergy, energy supply, green economy, green growth, sustainable development, energy from oil, energy from coal, renewable energy, energy from gas, low-carbon sourcesAbstract
Today, every country is suffering from the problem of energy supply. Also, a number of shortcomings in this network are not visible in our country. It is not wrong to say that paying great attention to energy supply and energy production, which is one of the foundations of today's economic systems, is one of the most important tasks of every country. One of the priorities of green economy, green growth and sustainable development is renewable energy. In terms of the negative impact on the atmospheric air, in most cases, the decoupling effect was also revealed. At the same time, in some regions, economic development is accompanied by an increase in atmospheric pollution, which is most obvious when considering the situation in the context of the most common pollutants and main types of economic activity. So, in order to get sustainable growth in the field of electricity production, we should choose the best ways that does not have negative impacts to the air and human well-being. This article focuses mainly on electricity production sectors of Uzbekistan, especially electricity generation from coal, oil and gas sources, electricity generation from low-carbon sources and their annual changes, their share in the gross domestic product of the population and how much per capita is studied by comparison.
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