Kazakhstan to Commission 2.4 GW of Traditional Power Capacity by Year-End

Kazakhstan plans to introduce approximately 2.4 GW of traditional power generation capacity by the end of 2026 to alleviate electricity shortages. Key projects include modernizing Almaty's CHP-2 and CHP-3, constructing a combined cycle plant in Turkestan region, and upgrades at Atyrau CHP. Additionally, ten new renewable energy facilities totaling 245.8 MW are expected in 2026.

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