18.06.2026, 16:55

PRAK Energy to implement gravitational energy storage technology in Uzbekistan, GULF studying creation of filling station network

TASHKENT. June 18 (Interfax) - Uzbekistan has attracted the U.S. company PRAK Energy Inc to implement a pilot project for constructing a gravitational electricity storage system in the Fergana region, according to a statement from the regional administration.

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PRAK Energy to implement gravitational energy storage technology in Uzbekistan, GULF studying creation of filling station network

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