The award ceremony, hosted under the aegis of the "Green Startup Projects Support Program," on March 29, celebrated the visionary endeavors of local entrepreneurs committed to fostering green industrialization in Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Economy and Finance of Uzbekistan reported.
Initiated as part of the broader "Development of Green Industrialization in Uzbekistan" project, the ceremony showcased the collaborative efforts between the Ministry of Economy and Finance and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ). The program aimed to nurture environmentally conscious startups, empowering them to spearhead transformative change within the nation.
Following a rigorous selection process, six standout projects were recognized for their ingenuity and potential impact on sustainability. Spanning diverse sectors, these initiatives received grant funds ranging from UZS 20mn ($1,580) to UZS 200mn ($15,804), enabling them to further develop and implement their innovative solutions.
Among the standout projects honored was "Samsara," a wind generator designed for installation along motorways. Powered by renewable energy sources, this innovation boasts a capacity of 1-5 kW, offering a promising avenue for sustainable power generation.
The ceremony also lauded the "Innovative Local Inverter Production" project, which seeks to facilitate the distribution and management of electricity generated by solar panels. With a grant of UZS 60mn ($4,741), this initiative holds the potential to revolutionize the renewable energy landscape in Uzbekistan.
Additionally, the "Clean Water" project garnered acclaim for its innovative approach to restoring water bodies damaged by industrial wastewater. Through the deployment of cutting-edge technologies, this endeavor aims to mitigate environmental pollution and safeguard precious water resources.
Other recognized projects included "Smart Panels," dedicated to enhancing the efficiency of solar panels through dynamic positioning, and "Wastewater Treatment," which offers sustainable solutions for the recycling of industrial wastewater.
Rounding out the cohort of honorees was the "Air Quality" project, which endeavors to develop a device capable of accurately measuring air pollution levels and greenhouse gas concentrations. With a grant of UZS 20mn $1,580), this initiative underscores the importance of monitoring and addressing environmental health hazards.
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