Canadian investor to build LNG plant in Kazakhstan’s Zhetysu
Photo: Akimat (local government) of the Kazakhstan’s Zhetysu region
In Kazakhstan’s Zhetysu region, a major investment project is kicking off to set up a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant and a 110 MW solar power station in Kerbulak district. Backed by a Canadian investor, the project falls under a wider plan that rolls out eight initiatives totaling 1.4 trillion tenge (about $2.66 billion) and aims to bring about more than 2,500 jobs by 2028.
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