Kazakhstan to Establish 20% Electricity Reserve by 2029

Kazakhstan plans to create a 20% electricity reserve by 2029, ensuring installed capacity fully covers demand with a necessary buffer. According to the Ministry of Energy, this reserve is crucial for covering potential system failures and reducing reliance on imports. Currently, Kazakhstan's installed capacity is 27.1 GW, with coal generation being the largest component.

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