Generation, distribution and storage of energy is driven by changing market demands, the trend to green energy and the trend from a centralized power generation to an increasingly decentralized & distributed energy system, as well as growing customers’ requirements and regulations. Newer and more efficient sources of energy are rapidly emerging. Embracing solar power in Turkmenistan holds immense promise for a sustainable energy future, as it harnesses the country’s abundant sunlight to generate clean electricity. This shift could significantly reduce Turkmenistan’s reliance on natural gas for electricity production, which not only depletes valuable natural resources but also contributes to greenhouse gas emissions and environmental degradation. By investing in solar energy infrastructure, Turkmenistan can mitigate the adverse environmental impacts of fossil fuel use, foster energy independence, and pave the way for a greener and more resilient energy sector. We are proud to be the project manager of one of the solar system projects in this country, which is related to the cement company in Garlyk in Labap region. Currently, this project is in the supplying the required of system components phase.