Another wind power
plant will be built in Kazakhstan. The project has already been developed, and
the construction of the renewable energy facility is scheduled for next year in
the Zhambyl region. The planned capacity of the power plant is one gigawatt. An advanced energy storage system is
expected to be installed there, enabling the storage of excess electricity and
its supply to the grid during peak demand hours. Currently, the share of green energy in Kazakhstan exceeds 6% of
the total energy balance. By 2030, the country plans to increase the share of
clean energy to 15%, and in another 20 years - to 50%. In total, 156 renewable energy facilities are
operating across the country, with the
Almaty, Zhambyl, and Akmola regions leading in their number.
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