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    "byline": "By Kamila Fayzieva",
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    "dir": null,
    "excerpt": "Central Asia is building a new energy system. Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are rapidly expanding solar and wind generation and battery storage, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are expanding their hydropower capacity, and governments across the region are investing in stronger cross-border electricity connections. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are also both moving ahead with nuclear power.",
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    "title": "Central Asia\u2019s Energy Transition Depends on Water Security"
}