Kazakhstan's Renewable Energy Share Quadruples in Six Years
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The Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan reports that the share of electricity generated by renewable energy sources (RES) in the country's energy balance has increased fourfold in six years, from 2% to 8%. This growth is attributed to systemic measures, auctions for RES projects, investment attraction, and new generating capacities. There are now 172 RES facilities with a total capacity of over 3.8 GW, mainly consisting of wind and solar power plants. Last year, these facilities produced 8.6 billion kWh of electricity, with nine new facilities commissioned. Plans are in place to launch another 10 facilities by 2026 and implement about 100 projects with a total capacity of 3.6 GW.
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Kazakhstan’s renewable energy share rises fourfold to nearly 8%
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