Turkmenistan is actively developing its partnership with the OSCE, focusing on the energy transition, the training of qualified personnel, and the development of the necessary educational infrastructure. These issues were discussed at an inaugural meeting held on May 22-23. Currently, only a limited number of educational institutions in the region
Almaty, Kazakhstan – Government officials, academic leaders, energy experts, and international partners from across Central Asia gathered on 22–23 May 2025 in Almaty for the Kick-off Meeting of the OSCE Regional Task Force on Education for Just and Inclusive Energy Transition (RTEET). The event marked the official launch of a
Join the Kick-off Meeting of the Regional Task Force on Education for Inclusive Energy Transition in Central Asia The Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) is pleased to announce the Kick-off Meeting of the Regional Task Force on Education for Inclusive Energy Transition (RTEET) in Central Asia, taking place
According to statistics from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), by the end of 2024, the installed capacity of renewable energy sources (RES) in Tajikistan reached 5,738 MW, which is 15.8% more than in 2015, when this figure was 4,957 MW. Almost all of this capacity comes from hydroelectric power plants (HPPs),
Experts from the international team at Global Factor have shared their perspective on Kazakhstan’s transition to a low-carbon future. In an interview with QazaqGreen, they discussed the country’s major challenges in decarbonization, highlighted notable achievements, and explored opportunities to attract investment in green energy. Additionally, they proposed practical solutions to
KEGOC explained the need to introduce restrictions on the construction of new solar and wind power plants by threatening the stability of the entire energy system. Photo: inbusiness.kz Recently, inbusiness.kz reported on a KEGOC presentation, which indicated the need to suspend the launch of new renewable energy projects in Kazakhstan. To clarify the
The development of alternative energy sources does not require large government investments; here, market incentives are much more important than investments. The analytical observer of Kazinform examined the topic. Photo: Kazinform Natural alternative Alternative energy sources are those that do not relate to traditional types of fuel such as oil,
The introduction of new renewable energy sources (RES) capacity in the country may have to be suspended in the coming years. This conclusion can be reached after reading the KEGOC presentation, which was presented at the February meeting of the Kazenergy association. The document, entitled “Revision of the priorities in
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) plans to provide technical support for a project aimed at implementing integrated renewable energy solutions to accelerate Turkmenistan’s “green” transformation. According to Trend, citing the ADB, the project will contribute to the country’s environmental sustainability and strengthen its position in the global transition to renewable
