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Central Asia Attracts Global Energy Investment in a Geopolitical Test to Diversify European Supply
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I have reviewed the latest investment data from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in Central Asia and the volume already exceeds $2 billion in 2025 alone, concentrated largely in Uzbekistan. But what really strikes me is not the figures, but the geopolitical movement they hide: the region is becoming an energy laboratory that could reconfigure European supply long before many analysts in Brussels expected. Tashkent’s be…
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