Uzbekistan plans to supply 1.53 million tons of domestic coal to the population in 2026. The process of selling this fuel will be organized via the electronic platform mycoal.uz, and information about the start of sales and coal availability will be provided by region.
According to a message from the press service of JSC 'Uzbekugol', local coal is currently being distributed among various regions and is gradually being put up for auction. Private entrepreneurs have already purchased the first batches for residents of Andijan, Fergana, and Namangan regions, and corresponding contracts are currently being drawn up to organize fuel delivery to the relevant districts.
Once the coal arrives at the warehouses, entrepreneurs will begin selling it to the public through the mycoal.uz platform. On this platform, they will be required to specify the start date of sales, the warehouse address, the available volume of coal, and other necessary information.
The company strongly recommends that residents obtain information about coal sales exclusively from official sources and through the specified platform mycoal.uz. Simultaneously, work is underway in the regions to form household lists and determine the population's needs for coal, which, according to 'Uzbekugol', is critically important for subsequent distribution and fuel delivery.
'Uzbekugol' also reported that it coordinates coal supplies according to the approved balance and is responsible for loading and delivering fuel to entrepreneurs who won the auction. Information on the progress of supplies will be regularly published for the public.
Furthermore, it was previously announced that a new system for supplying liquefied gas to the population in Uzbekistan would be introduced on November 1. The company 'Khududgaztaʼminot' will handle the purchase of fuel through the exchange and its delivery to end consumers. To this end, the LPG-Trade structure is being created under the company's leadership.
Currently, 'Khududgaztaʼminot' supplies more than 3.7 million households and about two thousand social institutions with liquefied gas. For the autumn-winter season of 2026–2027, 93 gas filling stations have been prepared, and a reserve of 24 thousand domestic cylinders has been secured. For the upcoming season, 325.7 thousand tons of liquefied gas are planned to be supplied to the population, including 8.2 thousand tons for 104.7 thousand consumers living in 229 remote villages.