09.11.21
On November 9, Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Askar Mamin reviewed the implementation of investment projects in the field of renewable energy sources (RES) within the framework of a meeting of the country's investment headquarters. This was reported to Central Asia.news by the Prime minister's press service.
Responsible officials reported that 126 renewable energy facilities have been commissioned in the republic over the past 7 years. These are solar and wind power plants. Separately, it was highlighted that by 2030, the functionality of renewable sources in the electricity generation system is planned to be raised from 3 to 15%. Modern renewable energy facilities will be built, and about 3 trillion tenge will be invested in this area.
At this stage, the Cabinet of Ministers of Kazakhstan has reached agreements with the Arab company "ADQ" and the French "Total Energies" for their participation in the phased construction of new facilities. The implementation of joint investment projects is designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 8 million tons and create additional technological areas for the production of green energy with a volume of up to 20 billion kilowatt hours.
Investments will also be directed to the modernization of the national health infrastructure. Askar Mamin instructed to ensure the timely implementation of plans related to the development of renewable energy and the healthcare system.
