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Afghanistan-Uzbekistan Energy Transmission Expansion

Sector: Power Generation (CCGT) • Location: Afghanistan, Uzbekistan

Source: Daryo

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Afghanistan and Uzbekistan have signed four energy contracts worth $243 million to expand power transmission lines, build new substations, and strengthen Afghanistan's electricity supply. The projects include expansion of the 500-kilovolt Surkhan–Dasht–Alwon transmission line, expansion of the Arg'andah substation, construction of the Sheikh Mesri substation in Nangarhar province, and expansion of

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Sector
Power Generation (CCGT), Warehouse, Government
Location
Afghanistan
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Daryo

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The project “Afghanistan-Uzbekistan Energy Transmission Expansion” is an infrastructure initiative in the Power Generation (CCGT) sector, located in Afghanistan, Uzbekistan. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Daryo.

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Afghanistan and Uzbekistan have signed four energy contracts worth $243 million to expand power transmission lines, build new substations, and strengthen Afghanistan's electricity supply. The projects include expansion of the 500-kilovolt Surkhan–Dasht–Alwon transmission line, expansion of the Arg'andah substation, construction of the Sheikh Mesri substation in Nangarhar province, and expansion of the 220-kilovolt Kabul–Nangarhar power transmission line. A ten-year electricity purchase agreement was also signed between Afghanistan's DABS and Uzbek companies.

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Afghanistan

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Power Generation (CCGT), Warehouse, Government

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2025-09-16

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