BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, September 4. Kyrgyzstan plans to implement 10 major energy projects during 2026–2030, with expected funding from external sources totaling 31.4 billion soms ($359 million), Trend reports via the country's Ministry of Finance.
The projects aim to modernize and rehabilitate small and large hydroelectric power plants, converter substations, and high-voltage transmission lines. Key projects include the upgraded Toktogul HPP, where all four hydro units will be replaced; Kambarata HPP-2, with replacement of the second hydro unit; and Uchkurghan HPP, where all four hydro units will be modernized.
A multitude of innovative initiatives will be initiated,
emphasizing sustainable development paradigms and enhancements
within the national energy infrastructure. These initiatives will
prioritize sustainable energy solutions, encompassing the
development of novel micro-hydroelectric facilities and
comprehensive feasibility assessments for expansive photovoltaic
installations.
Capital allocation for the initiatives is anticipated to be sourced
from the World Bank, the Green Climate Fund, and the European Bank
for Reconstruction and Development.
