In 2024, Uzbekistan experienced a decline in the production of gas, oil, and gasoline.

It is noted that over the past year, the volume of gas production amounted to 44.59 billion cubic meters, which is 2.1 billion cubic meters (4.5%) less compared to the same period in 2023.

Gas production figures for 2024:

• January — 3.99 billion cubic meters (in 2023 — 4.31 billion cubic meters)
• February — 3.71 billion cubic meters (3.85 billion cubic meters)
• March — 3.89 billion cubic meters (4.16 billion cubic meters)
• April — 3.7 billion cubic meters (3.94 billion cubic meters)
• May — 3.52 billion cubic meters (3.6 billion cubic meters)
• June — 3.54 billion cubic meters (3.7 billion cubic meters)
• July — 3.78 billion cubic meters (3.9 billion cubic meters)
• August — 3.78 billion cubic meters (3.9 billion cubic meters)
• September — 3.55 billion cubic meters (3.7 billion cubic meters)
• October — 3.6 billion cubic meters (3.78 billion cubic meters)
• November — 3.67 billion cubic meters (3.79 billion cubic meters)
• December — 3.8 billion cubic meters (3.92 billion cubic meters)

For reference: in 2022, gas production decreased from 53.8 billion to 51.67 billion cubic meters (by 4%), and in 2023 — from 51.67 billion to 46.71 billion cubic meters (by 9.6%).

Dynamics of natural gas production from 2018 to 2024:

• 2018 — 61.59 billion cubic meters
• 2019 — 60.71 billion cubic meters
• 2020 — 49.77 billion cubic meters
• 2021 — 53.8 billion cubic meters
• 2022 — 51.67 billion cubic meters
• 2023 — 46.71 billion cubic meters
• 2024 — 44.59 billion cubic meters

Thus, over the past seven years, gas production has decreased by almost 28% (approximately 17 billion cubic meters).

In 2024, coal production reached 7 million 166 thousand tons, which is 26.2% more compared to 2023.

The volume of oil production decreased from 779 thousand tons to 713 thousand tons (–8.5%), while the production of gas condensate increased from 1 million 198 thousand tons to 1 million 214 thousand tons.

Electricity production grew by 4.6% compared to 2023 : from 77.67 billion kWh to 81.28 billion kWh. Despite the overall increase, the volume of electricity generated by large enterprises decreased by 8%.

During the reporting period, diesel fuel production decreased from 1 million 12 thousand tons to 949 thousand tons, while gasoline production fell from 1 million 333 thousand tons to 1 million 282 thousand tons.

In 2024, Uzbekistan produced 399,327 vehicles, which is 3,603 more compared to 2023.