Kazakhstan and Tajikistan discussed trade, IT and green energy The business forum of Kazakhstan and Tajikistan was held in Astana, during which the development of bilateral trade cycle, industry, agriculture, digital economy and trade, information technology, IT security and artificial intelligence were discussed. Special attention was given to joint projects in the field of renewable energy and the expansion of cooperation in investments. As a result of the meeting, the representatives of the two countries signed 11 agreements totaling 135.3 million dollars. For comparison: in Tajikistan, 98% of the energy capacity comes from renewable sources, mainly hydroelectric power plants. Kazakhstan is also actively developing this sector. Currently, there are 254 sources in the country's energy system, of which 172 are renewable energy sources. The total installed capacity is 27.1 GW, of which 3.8 GW comes from renewable sources. At the end of nine months, the share of renewable energy sources in electricity production rose to 8.5% against the target of 7%. Solar energy remains one of the priorities. Projects are carried out through open tenders and intergovernmental agreements. A pool of large solar plants with a total capacity of 900 megawatts has already been created. Unbreakable.

Kazakhstan and Tajikistan discussed trade, IT and green energy The business forum of Kazakhstan and Tajikistan was held in Astana, during which the development of bilateral trade cycle, industry, agriculture, digital economy and trade, information technology, IT security and artificial intelligence were discussed. Special attention was given to joint projects in the field of renewable energy and the expansion of cooperation in investments. As a result of the meeting, the representatives of the two countries signed 11 agreements totaling 135.3 million dollars. For comparison: in Tajikistan, 98% of the energy capacity comes from renewable sources, mainly hydroelectric power plants. Kazakhstan is also actively developing this sector. Currently, there are 254 sources in the country's energy system, of which 172 are renewable energy sources. The total installed capacity is 27.1 GW, of which 3.8 GW comes from renewable sources. At the end of nine months, the share of renewable energy sources in electricity production rose to 8.5% against the target of 7%. Solar energy remains one of the priorities. Projects are carried out through open tenders and intergovernmental agreements. A pool of large solar plants with a total capacity of 900 megawatts has already been created. Unbreakable.