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Kazakhstan, endowed with vast fossil fuel resources, has historically relied on coal, oil, and gas to power its economy.

The spotlight on low-carbon hydrogen has intensified since the adoption of the Paris Agreement. Currently, over 70 nations worldwide have charted strategic trajectories...

The Russian invasion created some unpredictable outcomes. In April 2022, consumer prices have advanced 8.1 percent and the inflation rate for oil & gas in in the EU has reached 38 percent, according to Europe's statistics agency.

As Kazakhstan advances its energy transition and decarbonisation agenda, the decommissioning of conventional power plants is becoming an increasingly important issue for project developers...

On January 31, 2026, the Constitutional Court of Kazakhstan published a full draft of a new constitution, following the September 2025 announcement of a constitutional reform initiative by the president of Kazakhstan.

Sustainable heat supply plays a critical role in Kazakhstan, which is located in a sharp continental climate zone, where temperatures can reach below 40-50 degrees Celsius...

The gradual reduction in the cost of renewable energy technologies and the introduction of state support measures in many countries contributed to increased investments in the RE sector worldwide.

Специалисты GRATA International подготовили новый региональный обзор «Зелёный свет зелёной энергетике: правовой ландшафт проектов в сфере возобновляемой энергетики в Центральной Аз

In this publication, we would like to highlight the most significant changes and innovations in the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2021.

Рынок возобновляемой энергетики Казахстана растет с каждым годом и требует соот&

As Central Asia continues to develop towards sustainable energy solutions, the significance of well-drafted Power Purchase Agreements cannot be overstated.

Структура производства электроэнергии в Казахстане

Kazakhstan has approved a comprehensive Action Plan implementing its Carbon Neutrality Strategy to 2060, establishing emissions trajectories, sector-specific targets, and regulatory measures across electricity generation, hydrogen development, industrial decarbonisation, carbon markets, and climate reporting. The plan creates a structured framework for transitioning the country's coal-dependent energy system while introducing new requirements for carbon pricing, climate disclosure, and green finance that wi

7 декабря 2020 года было введено понятие сквозного тарифа на поддержку возобновляемых

Hydropower is the first largest electricity generation source in the country, accounting for about 92% of the total generation capacity of Tajikistan, according to 2021 data.

Kazakhstan is accelerating the growth of renewable energy sources (RE) to achieve carbon neutrality and diversify energy sources.

As of September 2022, 52 countries had approved their low-carbon development strategies. European Union and the United States of America set carbon neutral targets by 2050 and China by 2060.