
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

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.

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

Energy perspectives of Kazakhstan: public discussions on nuclear power plant construction
On August 22, 2023, in the village of Ulken in the Zhambyl district of the Almaty region, public discussions took place regarding the potential implementation of an ambitious project – the construction of a nuclear power plant (NPP) in the region. This stage is an important step in the NPP

Exhibition “Solar Energy and Energy Storage Solar+Storage NX”
The association of legal entities “Association of Small Hydro Power Plants” invites you to visit the exhibition “Solar energy and solar + storage nx energy storage devices” and the exhibition-summit “New generation of electric vehicles and e-mobility + charge chargers”, which will be held simultaneously in Turkey, the city of

Improving the Efficiency of the LightDuty Vehicle Fleet in Kazakhstan
In recent years, emissions of pollutants in the Republic of Kazakhstan from automobile transport have reached more than one million tons per year and are constantly growing, which is associated with a rapid increase in the number of vehicles. The problem of air pollution is most important for cities. In

Central Asia Water & Energy Program
Central Asia is a dynamic and geographically diverse region enjoying steady economic growth and new development opportunities. A key element in the continued growth, prosperity, stability and well-being of the population is the smart management of the region’s energy and water resources. The Central Asia Water and Energy Program (CAWEP)

Water Footprint Analysis of Central Asia
This report presents the results of one of the first practical applications of the Water Footprint Assessment methodology in the Central Asian region. The Water Footprint is a measure of the water used for the production of goods and services. The Blue Water Footprint refers to the consumption of surface

Scientists unveil least costly carbon capture system to date
The need for technology that can capture, remove and repurpose carbon dioxide grows stronger with every CO2 molecule that reaches Earth’s atmosphere. To meet that need, scientists at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have cleared a new milestone in their efforts to make carbon capture more affordable