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| Kazakhstan Considers Small Hydro | The Kazakhstan Ministry of Environmental Protection hosted a meeting of specialists regarding small-scale hydro power generation, according to Kazinform. | |
| Tajikistan Hydro Plant Funding | Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev said Kazakhstan's sustainable-development fund, Kaznya, is ready to finance the construction of the Nurobod hydroelectric power plant in northern Tajikistan. | |
| Kazakhstan Drafting Renewable Energy Legislation | Kazakhstan could become the next country to pass legislation supporting the development of renewable energy, including hydro, after government ministries declared support for the development of draft legislation. | |
| Biomass Co-firing in Europe - Conference | On behalf of the Integrated European Network for Biomass Co-firing (NETBIOCOF), you are invited to join us at the International Conference in Biomass Co-firing in Europe. This event will be held on July 2-4, 2007 in Budapest, Hungary.
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| Kazakh Paliament Chamber Considers Alternative Fuel Law | A draft law that addresses support for the biofuel industry was adopted today by the Majilis. It addresses taxes, feedstock compensation, farmer support and user demand issues. | |
| New Power Line to Move Kazakhstan Hydro Power | Today Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbayev has taken part in presentation of construction of interregional electric power line Northern Kazakhstan – Aktobe oblast. Start-up of this line will allow to provide western region of Kazakhstan with cheap electric energy of Aksuskaya and Ekibastuzskaya hydroelectric stations. Besides it will lower tariffs for electric energy for consumers of Aktobe oblast (region of Kazakhstan) by 10-15 per cent.
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| Kazakhstan To Build a Pilot Wind-Driven Plant | Vice Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Bolat Akchulakov made public that Kazakstan plans to proceed with construction of a 5 MW wind driven power station this year. | |
| Kazakhstan to Build Bioethanol Production Facility | The facility will be located in Tayynsha and will be commissioned in May of 2006. Annual production is expected to be some 57,000 tonnes of ethanol. | |
| Kazakhstan Starts Enhancing Energy Independence This Year | Plans for the nation include commencement of construction of major hydroelectric plants. | |
| Kazakhstan's Wind Potential | Under the Program for the Development of the Electric Energy Industry in the Republic of Kazakhstan up to 2030, 5 MW wind power station will be constructed by 2010 at Dzungarian Gates, Kazakhstan. | |
| Kazakhstan to Nationalize Troubled Energy Company | The Kazakh government has taken a decision to purchase the property of the Almaty Power Consolidated energy company, which has been put up for tender by a proxy entity of the People's Bank. | |
| Kazakhstan Seeks Wind Power | Kazakhstan is the latest nation exploring wind power as an alternative energy source. A United Nations Development Program (UNDP) initiative and the Kazakh government have launched a three- year program to develop the country's wind sector. | |
| Kazakhstan's First Steps Toward Wind Power | The Kazakhstan Government is working with the United Nations Development Programme to develop the country's wind sector, starting with a 5 MW pilot project. | |
| Kazakhstan Ambassador and US Minister Discuss Further Expansion of Energy Partnership | Energy partnership between Kazakhstan and the United States has been developing quite successfully since Kazakhstan obtained independence. | |
| Kazakhstan’s wind-energy project | The United Nation’s Development Programme has launched a 3 year program to develop Kazakhstan’s wind energy potential.
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