ASTANA, Kazakhstan, July 18. In the course of a business trip to the People's Republic of China, the Samruk-Energy delegation headed by Nikolay Kazutin, Chairman of the Board, and Kairat Maksutov, Chairman of the Board, held a number of meetings with the management of the largest state-owned energy holdings in China and discussed the issues of energy sector modernization, Trend reports via Samruk-Energy.
Among the main participants in the cooperation is the Power Construction Corporation of China (POWERCHINA), with which the parties reviewed recent achievements and discussed potential opportunities to expand joint initiatives in the energy sector.
Moreover, special attention was given to the implementation of renewable energy projects with a total capacity of 810 MW being carried out in Kazakhstan. In addition, a key topic was the strategically important cooperation regarding the conversion of Almaty CHP-2 from coal to gas, where active construction work is already underway.
Highlighting the importance of their collaboration, the parties
acknowledged that these projects play a crucial role in advancing
sustainable energy and minimizing environmental impact, in line
with Kazakhstan’s national green energy priorities.
Power Construction Corporation of China (POWERCHINA) is a leading
global construction and engineering company, wholly owned by the
Chinese government through the State-owned Assets Supervision and
Administration Commission (SASAC). POWERCHINA operates in over 130
countries and regions, delivering large-scale projects across
energy, infrastructure, and environmental sectors.
