International Finance Corporation is partnering with Kyrgyzstan to implement geothermal energy projects, starting in the capital and expanding nationwide, in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy and Commerce. The IFC will provide financing, technical assistance, and support from international partners to promote sustainable energy solutions in the country.
in Environment / Kyrgyzstan,
The Ministry of Energy in Kazakhstan has unveiled a comprehensive Concept for developing hydrogen energy until 2040, introducing a color grading system and emphasizing sustainability, innovation, and international cooperation.
in Environment / Kazakhstan,
The UK Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron visited Nurek in Tajikistan to discuss energy potential and investment opportunities, including the possibility of creating an investment fund for small businesses and promoting the study of the English language in the region.
in Politics / Tajikistan,
Gas production in Uzbekistan has significantly declined in the past five years, impacting other sectors like coal, oil, and petroleum products. Despite this, there is a positive trend in electricity generation and a shift towards renewable energy sources.
in Economy / Uzbekistan,
The Ministry of Economy and Commerce in Kyrgyzstan is collaborating with IFC to develop a 150-megawatt solar station project, attracting international investors and aiming to increase renewable energy usage in the country.
in Economy / Kyrgyzstan,
Kyrgyz Prime Minister discusses cooperation with World Bank, focusing on renewable energy and sustainable development projects in Kyrgyzstan.
in News / Kyrgyzstan,
Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan are set to sign an agreement for the construction of the Kambaratinskaya Hydroelectric Power Station (HPP-1) in Kyrgyzstan, aiming to cooperate on the project's implementation and operation. The three Central Asian countries will establish a joint stock company to implement the project, with each country holding a designated share, and the station is expected to have a capacity of 1860 MW and produce 5.6 billion kWh of electricity annually upon completion.
in News / Uzbekistan,
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan plan to jointly construct and operate the Kambaratinskaya HPP-1 project, with each country holding a stake. The project aims to become the largest power station in Kyrgyzstan, providing electricity and stabilizing water supply in the region.
in News / Kyrgyzstan,
A Turkmen delegation attended a meeting with the EU Energy Working Group to discuss Turkmen gas supplies, methane emissions, renewable energy, and energy efficiency.
in News / Turkmenistan,
The Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan laid the foundation for a 400-megawatt solar power station in Balykchy, emphasizing the country's focus on achieving energy independence through various renewable energy projects.
in Economy / Kyrgyzstan,