Investment projects in Kazakhstan

his project aims to modernize Almaty CHP-2 by transitioning from coal to natural gas as the primary fuel, significantly reducing harmful emissions and enhancing air quality in Almaty. The plan includes constructing a new gas turbine-based power station with a capacity of up to 600 MW.

3 km in length between the Karabatan switching point and the Ulke substation to interconnect the currently isolated Western Zone with the main Unified Power System (UPS) of Kazakhstan. It also includes the reconstruction and expansion of the Ulke 500 kV substation and the construction of a 500 kV outdoor switchyard at Karabatan.

The project involves the construction of a large-scale combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plant with a planned capacity of approximately 1,100 MW in the Kyzylorda Region of Kazakhstan. The plant is designed as a high-efficiency gas-fired power generation facility intended to support the stability of Kazakhstan’s electricity system, especially the southern and central power zones.

China Huadian Corporation is developing a 160-megawatt combined-cycle gas power plant in the Mangystau Region of Kazakhstan. This project aims to enhance energy efficiency and meet the growing electricity demands in western Kazakhstan. The plant will primarily utilize natural gas, with plans to integrate a wind power component in the second phase to bolster renewable energy use.

The project involves the construction of a 75 MW Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) plant at the Zhezkazgan Combined Heat and Power (CHP) station. This initiative aims to enhance the region's energy infrastructure by providing additional electricity generation capacity, improving energy efficiency, and reducing environmental impact through the use of natural gas as fuel.

The Khromtau 2 Wind Power Plant is an onshore wind energy project located near Khromtau in the Aktobe region of Kazakhstan. 25 MW. The turbines have a hub height of 105 meters and a rotor diameter of 171 meters.

The Turgai Paleozoic Exploration Project is a strategic initiative by Kazakhstan's national oil and gas company, KazMunayGas (KMG), aimed at expanding the country's hydrocarbon resource base. The project focuses on exploring deep Paleozoic sedimentary formations in the South Turgai Basin, particularly in the Kyzylorda region.

As part of a project to modernize the existing municipal solid waste landfill, With You E&C Kyzylorda LLP plans to construct a state-of-the-art waste sorting and recycling plant using South Korean technologies. The project will be implemented in two stages and will become the largest facility of its kind in the region.

The Kokshetau Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Plant is a strategic energy project located in Kokshetau, Akmola Region, Kazakhstan. It is being developed by Kokshetau CHP LLP, a joint venture of Samruk-Energy JSC and Samruk-Kazyna JSC. The plant will have an installed capacity of 240 MW of electricity and 520 Gcal/h of thermal energy, designed to meet the growing electricity and heat demand of the region.