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| First Unit of Tajik Hydro Plant Commissioned | Russia's electricity monopoly Unified Energy System (UES) commissioned on Sunday the first unit of a major hydropower plant it is building in Tajikistan.
The construction of the Sangtuda-1 hydropower plant located some 110 km (68 miles) southeast of Dushanbe began in the late 1980s. | |
| Hydro Construction in Tajikistan Dushanbe Visited | Iran's Energy Minister, his accompanying delegation, and Tajik officials on Friday visited construction process of Sang-Toudeh 2 Hydro-Power Plant, being constructed by Iran in southern part of Tajikistan. A Russian engineering firm is commissioned to Construct Tajikistan's Sang-Toudeh 1 Hydro-Power Plant at a spot near to Sang-Toudeh 2. | |
| 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. | |
| Russian Hydro Turbine Manufacturing | Russian turbine-generator manufacturer Power Machines has despatched the sixth, and last, unit to the 2GW Bureiskaya hydro plant under construction in the country. Elsewhere, Power Machines has supplied the runner for the first unit at the 670MW Sangtuda I plant in Tadjikistan. | |
| Tajikistan, Afghanistan to Build Hydropower Plant | (Interfax) - Afghanistan and Tajikistan will build a 1,000-megawatt hydro-power plant jointly on the river Pyandzh, the press service of Tajik President Emomali Rakhmon announced on Saturday. | |
| Foreign Investment Sought for Eighty Hydro Power Plants in Tajikistan | Tajikistan intends to build dozens of hydroelectric plants and attract up to US$1 billion (€735 million) in foreign investment in the next three years to develop the ex-Soviet republic's huge hydropower potential, President Emomali Rakhmon said recently. | |
| Tajikistan Hydro Project May Go to International Tender |
DUSHANBE, April 20 (RIA Novosti) - Tajikistan may cancel a deal with Russian aluminum giant RusAl to build a hydro power plant in its southeast, a board member of the Russian electricity monopoly, also interested in the project, said Friday.
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| Tajikistan Hydro Project Awarded | Iranian company, Farab has won an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for a 4000 MW hydro power plant in Tajikistan. The project was commissioned three months ago and is scheduled for completion in 2011. | |
| Chinese To Build Tajik Hydroelectric Plant | China's Sinohydro Corporation has been awarded a contract to build a large hydroelectric plant in northern Tajikistan. | |
| Russian Aluminum Company, Rusal, Continues Work on Rogun Hydro | DUSHANBE, Tajikistan A top Tajik energy official said Tuesday that Russian aluminum giant OAO Rusal is continuing work to complete the Rogun hydropower plant, but added that other investors may be invited to join the project. | |
| Kyrgystan Hydro Power Tranmission Memorandum | BISHKEK. The governments of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan have inked a memorandum on the energy market development in these countries, Kazakhstan Today correspondent reports citing the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Tourism of Kyrgyzstan. It is expected that the memorandum will allow Kyrgyzstan to improve the economic attractiveness of projects of construction of hydropower stations Kambarata-1 and -2, Upper Naryn and Sary-Djyzak hydropower cascades. | |
| Tajikistan to Finish Hydro Project | Tajikistan will renew construction of the Rogun hydro power plant, next year, says Tajik President Emomali Rakhmonov. | |
| Russia Signs To Develop Tajik and Kyrgyz Hydro | Russia is taking effective steps to develop power generation in Central Asia. It has signed an agreement to complete the construction of the Sangtudinskaya hydropower plant, is preparing a similar one on the Rogunskaya hydropower plant in Tajikistan and another one on the construction of the Kambaratinskaya hydropower plant in Kyrgyzstan. Another important issue is the creation of a power grid to transfer excessive electricity produced by Tajik and Kyrgyz power plants to Central and South Asia. | |
| Russian Leader Encourages Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan Hydro | At a meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), where an "SCO Energy Club" is being planned, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov spoke of the need to build new gas transit corridors in Central Asia and to develop the hydroelectric potential in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan and export some of that energy to different regions of Central and South Asia. | |