Energy Efficient Materials for the Republic of Uzbekistan

To achieve sustainable development in Uzbekistan, all sectors, but especially construction, need to improve their energy efficiency. The country needs more energy and relies heavily on fossil fuels, so it is both good for the economy and the environment to use energy-efficient materials in buildings. This paper examines the utilization of such materials in construction within Uzbekistan and formulates a mathematical model to quantify the energy savings achieved. The study's goal is to bridge the gap between the theoretical potential for energy efficiency and its real-world application by providing practical guidance derived from both quantitative and qualitative assessments.

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2026-03-03
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https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/202635504018/pdf
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Engineering and Agricultural Innovations
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Abstract

To achieve sustainable development in Uzbekistan, all sectors, but especially construction, need to improve their energy efficiency. The country needs more energy and relies heavily on fossil fuels, so it is both good for the economy and the environment to use energy-efficient materials in buildings. This paper examines the utilization of such materials in construction within Uzbekistan and formulates a mathematical model to quantify the energy savings achieved. The study's goal is to bridge the gap between the theoretical potential for energy efficiency and its real-world application by providing practical guidance derived from both quantitative and qualitative assessments.

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