A draft agreement between the governments of the Republic of Tatarstan and the Republic of Kazakhstan on cooperation in the field of electric power has been published. 500 kV power transmission line “Roghun – Dushanbe” Photo: Asia-Plus The Government of Tajikistan, by its resolution, instructed the relevant structures to approve
Green Energy: What Difficulties Do Investors Face in Kyrgyzstan? Photo provided by the editorial staff’s interlocutor. Elvira Borombaeva The green agenda is becoming a key topic for many countries, and Kyrgyzstan is no exception. The focus is on the development of environmentally friendly energy, which can minimize harmful emissions
By 2030, three wind power plants with a total capacity of two gigawatts are planned to be built in the Zhambyl region, 24KZ reports . Projects in Talas, Sarysu and Moyynkum districts are being implemented by investors from France, the United Arab Emirates and China. Currently, 22 stations operate in
© Sputnik Saudi Arabia will allocate a large sum of money for the completion of the most powerful energy infrastructure facility in Tajikistan, the Rogun Hydroelectric Power Station DUSHANBE, September 21 — Sputnik. The Saudi Fund for Development will provide $100 million in financing for the Rogun hydroelectric power station construction
Norwegian company Wind Catching Systems has announced that it has received expert approval for a prototype of a giant floating wall of wind turbines. Four 40-megawatt units will be built along the coast of Norway. Each will be a vertical field of many turbines with smaller rotor diameters. This approach will ensure
Photo: Akorda At the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization held in the capital of Kazakhstan on July 3-4, a strategy for the development of energy cooperation until 2030 was approved. The Ministry of Energy reported on the projects in which the SCO countries will cooperate, Kazinform reports. The strategy
According to experts, Kyrgyzstan has a great potential in development of renewable energy sources. However, many issues need to be solved to have this sector function in full. The practicability of accelerated development of renewable energy sources in Kyrgyzstan is driven by several factors. In particular, by global pledge signed at the
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
