QAZAQ GREEN. Kazakhstan continues to expand renewable energy and modernize its existing power system. More than 8 GW of new renewable energy capacity is planned to be commissioned in the country by 2035, with a particular focus on energy storage systems, distributed generation and alternative energy. On August
Photo: Gov Over 8 GW of new renewable energy capacity is planned for commissioning in Kazakhstan by 2035. At the same time, the country is modernizing existing power plants, developing energy storage systems, and reconsidering its approaches to hydrogen energy, reports DKNews.kz . These issues were discussed at a meeting
A new version of the Rules for State Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals has entered into force in Kazakhstan, reports a Kazinform correspondent. Collage: Kazinform The Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources signed the corresponding order on July 27, 2026. The document came into effect on August
Source:wikimedia.org By September 2026, the relevant agencies of Central Asian countries will form a working group to create an end-to-end automated flow metering system in the Syr Darya basin. This decision was made at the 94th meeting of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination (ICWC) in Turkestan, with the participation
On August 7, the 94th meeting of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination (ICWC) of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and the Republic of Uzbekistan was held in Turkestan. The meeting was organized by the Kazakh side and chaired by Minister of Water
Source: orient.tm ECOLOGY, July 22 | ORIENT. The project office of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) in Turkmenistan and the Central Asian Institute of Environmental Research (CAIER, Kazakhstan) have begun developing a joint project to implement rainwater collection and reuse systems. According to CAREC’s official website, Ashgabat and the Avaza National
Photo: primeminister.kz The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation has developed a regulatory policy advisory document for the draft Law “On Amendments to the Land Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan Regarding Irrigation Condominiums,” Zakon.kz reports. The document presents the situation regarding the problem of inefficient use of water resources
Photo by: UNDP Kazakhstan is looking to technology to secure its water future. Artificial intelligence, satellite monitoring and automated metering could reduce water losses. International investment should help accelerate the modernization of the country’s water infrastructure, DKNews.kz reports. The third meeting of the Development Partners Coordination Council for Kazakhstan’s Water Sector took
Water security is a key focus of state policy. Therefore, the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of the Republic of Kazakhstan faces the task of not only developing water management infrastructure but also implementing modern digital tools for more accurate water resource accounting and management. This was announced by
The Mangystau Region continues to strengthen its position as one of Kazakhstan’s leading wind energy hubs. A wind farm modernization project, supported by Chevron Direct Investment Fund Ltd. (CDIF), was completed in December 2025 and is already demonstrating improved generation efficiency and power supply reliability in the region. CDIF’s $19
