Professors and lecturers from our institute organized practical initiatives in the Fergana district of Fergana region, aimed at promoting energy conservation, the efficient use of energy resources, and the benefits of installing solar panels and heliocollectors. This campaign was implemented as part of a broader model research project designed to highlight sustainable practices in local communities. According to a set schedule, 73 citizen councils, representing neighbourhoods across the Fergana district, participated in these events.

These initiatives were conducted simultaneously across four designated sectors, engaging neighbourhood leaders and community activists in sessions themed “Energy Conservation and Efficient Utilization: Benefits of Solar Panels and Heliocollector Installations.” Fourteen professors and lecturers from the Department of Electronics and Instrumentation at Fergana Polytechnic Institute participated, along with four graduate students specializing in renewable energy applications. Together, they guided local citizens on the functional aspects, efficiency, and advantages of solar panels and helio collectors for residential and community use. The presentations included detailed explanations of the operating mechanisms of solar panels and the benefits of helio collectors for water heating, with an emphasis on how these technologies reduce electricity costs and reliance on conventional energy sources.

To further support community awareness, the institute’s team also provided insights into the latest advancements in high-efficiency solar panels and inverters. Information was shared about leading manufacturers who produce durable, cost-effective equipment suitable for the region’s climate. This information is expected to help residents make informed decisions on which technology best suits their household needs.

As a direct result of this awareness campaign, there was an observable increase in interest among residents in adopting solar technology. The team conducted follow-up visits to several households, assessing each property’s energy consumption patterns and architectural features. Based on these assessments, customized recommendations were developed for each household regarding the most efficient design parameters for solar photovoltaic stations. This included specifications on panel size, inverter type, and optimal orientation for maximum sunlight exposure. Additionally, project proposals were drafted, outlining cost-benefit analyses and potential energy savings over time to assist residents in understanding the economic advantages of these installations.

This project not only aims to promote sustainable energy practices within Fergana district but also serves as a pilot model that can be expanded to other regions, supporting Uzbekistan's national goals for energy independence and renewable energy adoption.