Investment projects in Kazakhstan

Zeta Wind Farm refers to a planned large-scale renewable energy project in the Aktobe Region of the Republic of Kazakhstan, targeting a total installed capacity of approximately 300 MW of wind power. It is part of a broader initiative to expand renewable energy and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, supporting regional grid stability and clean energy targets. , Ltd.

The Republic of Kazakhstan has officially approved the construction of its Second Nuclear Power Plant, formalised by Government Resolution No. 40 signed on 26 January 2026 by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov. The plant is part of Kazakhstan’s strategy to diversify its national energy mix and address regional electricity deficits by adding reliable base-load nuclear capacity.

The project involves the construction of two small hydropower plants — Rudnichny HPP-1 and Rudnichny HPP-2 — in the Kerbulak district of the Zhetisu Region, Republic of Kazakhstan. The total installed capacity of the cascade is 42 MW, including 19 MW for HPP-1 and 23 MW for HPP-2. 3 million kWh.

The Sarykum project involves the development of an anthracite coal deposit in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan, near Lake Balkhash. The project aims to exploit high-quality anthracite, which is rare in Kazakhstan, suitable for use in metallurgical processes, electrodes, absorbents, and electrocorrundum production. Lower-grade coal will supply local residential and municipal energy needs.

The project involves the construction of a cascade of small hydropower plants on the Baskhan River in the Sarkand District of the Zhetysu Region of Kazakhstan. The development includes two derivation-type hydropower stations designed to utilize the river’s flow through a water intake structure and pressurized pipelines. Each station will contain a single horizontal hydro-unit consisting of a turbine and generator.

The Aktau Combined Cycle Gas Power Plant Expansion is a planned large-scale energy infrastructure project aimed at constructing two combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) units with a total capacity of 500 MW in Aktau, Mangystau Region, Kazakhstan. , Ltd.

The project involves the construction of a waste-to-energy (WtE) plant in Astana designed to process municipal solid waste and generate electricity. It is part of a broader eco park concept aimed at modernizing the city’s waste management system. The facility will process approximately 1,500 tons of waste per day, equivalent to around 550,000 tons annually.

The project is a large-scale Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facility planned in Almaty, Kazakhstan, designed to convert municipal solid waste into electrical energy through thermal treatment. The plant is expected to process up to 2,000 tons of waste per day, significantly reducing landfill dependency in the city. It will generate approximately 60 MW of electricity, which is intended to be integrated into the local power grid.

The project involves the development of a new 100 MW wind power plant in Aktobe Region, Kazakhstan. The project was selected through Kazakhstan’s renewable energy auction mechanism for wind power projects in the Northern Zone of the Unified Power System of Kazakhstan. On 19 May 2026, KOREM JSC held the auction for a 100 MW wind power plant construction project.