Dushanbe energy storage battery investment information

Should Dushanbe adopt electric vehicles?

This article is based on ADB’s E-Mobility for Dushanbe report, which examines the environmental and energy impact of using electric vehicles in the city. ADB selected Dushanbe as one of the cities that can champion the adoption of electric vehicles.

Which substation is rehabilitated in Dushanbe?

Since launching of the Project in 2018, a new substation "Poytakht" (landmark: "Amphitheater", 110/10kV) has been built in I. Somoni district of Dushanbe, and the second substation "Sanoat" located in the Sino district (landmark: Farovon market, 110/10kV) has been rehabilitated.

Is Dushanbe a good city for electric cars?

ADB selected Dushanbe as one of the cities that can champion the adoption of electric vehicles. The city has about one million residents, who are served with a well-functioning public transport network. The number of cars relative to the number of city inhabitants is low.

How many buses are there in Dushanbe?

Source: Municipality of Dushanbe; annual mileage estimated based on average international figures except for buses. In Dushanbe, four state-owned enterprises operate about 650 buses, including 109 trolleybuses. Apart from the trolleybuses, all units are diesel-powered with new units complying with emission standard Euro V.

How many trolleybuses are there in Dushanbe?

In Dushanbe, four state-owned enterprises operate about 650 buses, including 109 trolleybuses. Apart from the trolleybuses, all units are diesel-powered with new units complying with emission standard Euro V. Four hybrid-electric trolleybuses were tested for 6 months and yielded positive results.