Meetings of the Parliamentary Commission dedicated to the development of alternative energy sources and green technologies in Kazakhstan as part of the implementation of the SDGs were held in Kazakhstan.

Producing energy from renewable sources (RES) is already becoming a common practice and is gaining popularity at a rapid pace throughout the world, becoming the preferred source of energy supply for an increasing number of consumers. At the same time, one of the seven sustainable development goals is “Ensuring universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable …

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UAE will help Uzbekistan get energy from waste

On February 5, Aziz Abdukhakimov, the Minister of Ecology, Environmental Protection, and Climate Change, met with Ali Al-Dhaheri, the director of “Tadweer”, the biggest waste management company in Abu Dhabi. At the meeting, information was presented on the reforms being implemented in the field of waste management in our country. In particular, Aziz Abdukhakimov noted that the Decree adopted …

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Hungarian-Kyrgyz Development Fund Explores Projects for Two Small Hydropower Stations

The Hungarian-Kyrgyz Development Fund (HKDF) is exploring the possibility of financing two projects for the construction of small hydropower stations in Kyrgyzstan, as announced by the fund’s head, Ulan Sarbanov. According to his statements, the government designated the energy sector as an absolute priority at the end of December, leading to a narrowing of the …

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Workshop on GHG inventory and Emission Trading System (ETS) from experts from Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Ashgabat

Organizer: ReCATH Dates: 13 – 15 August 2024 Venue: Turkmenistan, Ashgabat Contact information: okravtsova@carececo.org, recath_manager@carececo.org Description:The upcoming workshop on GHG inventories and Emissions Trading Systems (ETS) will bring together experts from Central Asian countries and will be conducted with the participation of experts from Zhasyl Damu JSC, the leading organization in Kazakhstan in the field …

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Central Asia to Increase Hydropower Capacity by 8900 MW by 2035

In the years 2028-2029, Central Asia is expected to face a consistent and sustainable deficit of fresh water, estimated at approximately 5-12 cubic kilometers. At the same time, in the next 10 years, the region anticipates a substantial increase in its demand for electricity. These were the key points highlighted by Nikolai Podguzov, Chairman of …

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Climate change and security in Central Asia. Regional assessment.

The European Union (EU) has supported the Environment and Security Initiative through its Stability Instrument. (ENVSEC) to promote regional stability through cross-border cooperation on adaptation to the impacts climate change. National participants also provided input and comments on the regional assessment report. consultations held in Central Asian countries in 2014-2015. Draft Final Results Report regional …

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Climate change and sustainable energy in Central Asia

The main objective of the Climate Change and Sustainable Energy (CCSE) program is to support the national policies of Central Asian countries on climate change and sustainable energy, using the approach of low-carbon development, carbon sequestration, promoting energy efficiency and the introduction of renewable energy sources, as well as promoting approaches to adaptation and mitigation …

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