The Ministry of Energy has not issued any directives regarding the disconnection of electric vehicle charging stations.

The event was attended by employees of the ministry, representatives from the General Prosecutor's Office, "Uzenergoinspektsiya," the Cadastre Agency, "Hududiy elektr tarmoklari," "Yashil energia," and responsible officials from the Tashkent city hokimiya.

Entrepreneurs were reminded to adhere to the established legal regulations in the energy sector.

At the conclusion of the meeting, all participants endorsed the proposal for regular dialogue sessions and agreed to review and consider the submitted suggestions and comments.

Earlier, the Ministry of Energy announced that all entrepreneurs who connected electric vehicle charging stations to their networks as sub-subscribers must contact the branches of territorial electric networks to modify their technical conditions and determine new capacities.

It is worth noting that at the end of December this year, UzLiDeP party deputy Nuriddin Sultonov submitted a request to the Ministry of Energy and the Cadastre Agency regarding the disconnection of electric vehicle charging stations from electricity and their dismantling.

According to him, entrepreneurs have expressed dissatisfaction over the disconnection of charging stations for vehicles located in the capital and connected to electrical networks as sub-subscribers, who have no outstanding electricity bills.

On the mass disconnection of charging stations in Tashkent from the power grid, Kun.uz reported on December 17. Entrepreneurs stated that local responsible officials explained the situation as an "order from above."