RES

China uses solar panels to combat desert sands

About a quarter of China’s land is classified as desert, and campaigns to contain and restore sandy lands have been underway since the 1970s. In the arid regions of northern China, dozens of workers are pruning goji berry bushes that grow under the protection of thousands of solar panels. Solar

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China has launched the world’s first 1 MW flying wind turbine

In western China’s Xinjiang region, a prototype of the world’s most powerful flying wind turbine, the S1500, developed by Beijing-based startup Saw Energy Technology, was successfully launched into the sky . Resembling an airship the size of a basketball court and as tall as a 13-story building, this intriguing design is a

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New renewable energy training of trainers program launched in Turkmenistan

  QAZAQ GREEN.  From 2–3 September 2025, students and faculty at the State Energy Institute of Turkmenistan in Mary took part in a series of capacity-building activities organized by GIZ through two of its energy programs: EU4SustainableCentralAsia: Renewable Energy in Central Asia (EURECA) and EU for a Green Turkmenistan: Policy Dialogue

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Vietnamese company to build solar power plant on Lake Issyk-Kul

  QAZAQ GREEN. The Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan and Vietnamese company RECA LLC – ROX ENERGY GLOBAL have signed an investment agreement to construct a solar power plant with a planned installed capacity of up to 1,900 megawatts in the village of Kyzyl-Oruk, Toru-Aigyr rural district, Issyk-Kul Region, according to 24.kg citing

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Norway unveils floating greenhouse that produces food, fish, and clean energy

QAZAQ GREEN.   In a bold step toward sustainable living and climate resilience, Norwegian engineers have launched a groundbreaking innovation that could redefine how we grow food and harness energy. Floating off the coast near Bergen, the newly unveiled “Ocean Bloom” is a self-sustaining, circular greenhouse island that seamlessly integrates agriculture, aquaculture,

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Tajikistan

Renewable energy and poverty reduction in Tajikistan

Tajikistan has signaled its intention to develop non-hydropower renewable energy. However, the lack of regulatory mechanisms and unmeasurable goals often undermines these efforts, believes Muhayyo Rahimzoda, a PhD Candidate in Development Studies, specializing in multidimensional poverty, education, and social policy in Central Asia.   Tajikistan has signaled its intention to

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