Solar energy is a well-known form of renewable energy because of its direct conversion to heat and electricity

limited supply

ease of use

and potential for storage. Finding and selecting appropriate locations for the use of solar energy is essential given Uzbekistan’s potential in this area

as well as the nation’s need for this kind of energy. Hence

it is essential to create a thorough and comprehensive examination of the solar energy potential if Uzbekistan wants to use solar energy as its main renewable energy source for the production of electricity. The development of solar power generation

both nationally and regionally

would greatly benefit from the application of such an analysis technique. This study analyzes hourly

daily

monthly

and annual data on the effective use of solar energy in Uzbekistan. According to these investigations

the maximum power from solar photovoltaics was observed in July. In this case

the average value of fell in the range of 11–13 hours was 1.43 kWh/m2

and the value of the aggregate during the day was 7.15 kWh/m2. The results of the simulation experiment were compared with the generation of electricity from a 4.5 kW solar power plant. Consequently

the annual electricity generation was 1224.18 kWh. The forecast figure modeled by the PVsyst program was 1428.24 kWh. It was established that the difference between the results of the simulation experiment and the actual performance indicators was 14.5%. Based on satellite data

the lowest indicator of the intensity of direct solar radiation in the territory of the country was calculated for the Fergana Valley (Fergana

Andijan

and Namangan regions)

which varied from 1500 kWh/m2 per year to 1900–2100 kWh/m2 per year in the north of the country (Republic of Karakalpakstan

Khorezm region

and north of the Navoi region).