Flagship investment projects

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Construction of the HPP 19-22 on the Shelek river

Capacity: 110 MW

Timeframe: 2028

Operator: Samruk-Energy

Construction of the HPP 29 on the Shelek river

Capacity: 71 MW

Timeframe: 2025

Operator: Samruk-Energy

The goal of the projects is to establish a maneuvering source of electric power to be supplied in the deficient power system of the Almaty region.

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Capacity: 1 GW

Timeframe: full completion of the project is scheduled for 2024-2026

Operator: Samruk-Kazyna, KazMunayGas, the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Cooperation between KazMunayGas, TotalEnergies EP Kazakhstan, Samruk-Kazyna is part of the efforts to support Kazakhstan’s goals in reaching carbon neutrality by 2026. The project will also help KazMunayGas to reach its strategic goal by 2031 on developing RES projects with a total capacity of not less than 300 MW to reject from electric power imports.

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Capacity: 310 MW

Operator: Samruk-Energy

The company is developing a project for the construction of a combined hydro and wind power station.

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Construction of the Kambarata HPP-1

Capacity: 1860 MW

Timeframe: completion of construction is expected in 2030-2032. Commissioning is scheduled for 2028 Investment: over $2,5 billion Operator: Electric Power Plants This HPP is projected to include 4 hydropower generation units. Reservoir capacity is 6 billion cubic meters. It was planned that this project will help Kirghizia to reject from electric power imports.

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Construction of three HPPs on the river Pskem

Capacity: Pskem HPP – 400 MW, Mullalak HPP – 240 MW, Upper-Pskem HPP – 200 MW

Timeframe: commissioning of the Pskem HPP is expected before 2025

Investment: over $800 million

Operator: Uzbekhydroenergo

Three HPPs are expected for construction on the river Pskem - Pskem HPP, Mullalak HPP, and Upper-Pskem HPP. The agreements on supply of equipment for the project were concluded with General Electric. In December 2018, there was an agreement signed with RusHydro on joint development of a feasibility study and FEED for the construction of the Mullalak and Upper-Pskem HPPs.

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Construction of 2 HPPs on the river Zarafshоn

Capacity: 320 MW

Investment: over $550 million

Operator: Uzbekhydroenergo, Barqi-Tojik

The project on erection of facilities will be 2-phased. The first one includes construction of the Eovon HPP with a capacity of 140 MW which will generate 800 million kWh of electric power. Forecast price is $282 million. Phase 2 implies construction of the Fandaryo hydropower plant with a capacity of 135 MW valued at some $270 million capable togenerate 600 million kWh.