Energy Security in Central Asia: From Fossil Fuels to Sustainable Transition

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Recorded11 Mar 2025

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Energy security is at the heart of economic stability, political independence, and climate resilience. Yet, Central Asia’s deep reliance on fossil fuels presents both a challenge and an opportunity. As the region navigates the complexities of transitioning to sustainable energy, a key question emerges: How can Central Asian countries secure their energy future while reducing dependence on fossil fuels? In this episode, we explore: · The current state of energy security in Central Asia · The risks and challenges of continued fossil fuel reliance · Pathways to a more sustainable and resilient energy system Join us as we dive into the critical choices shaping the region’s energy future.

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