Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) is increasingly recognised worldwide as a critical mechanism for reducing CO₂ emissions from industrial and energy facilities.

The issue of dispute resolution in international commercial arbitration in general, and the problem of mutual recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in particular, receives considerable attention both in doctrine and in practice.

The Ministry of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan has prepared a draft order on amendments to the Rules for the provision of communication services, ...

Kazakhstan's new Construction Code establishes a comprehensive digital framework for managing construction projects throughout their entire lifecycle, from initial design through to final operation. The reform introduces mandatory Building Information Modelling (BIM) for strategic infrastructure and energy projects, with phased implementation extending to most construction activities by 2030. This digital transformation aims to create a unified regulatory ecosystem that integrates state systems, automates c

The renewable energy market in Kazakhstan is rising year by year and therefore requires relevant state support.

Since 2019 legislative framework in the renewable energy sector of Kyrgyzstan has been constantly changing to create effective and viable mechanisms.

Kazakhstan's new Construction Code introduces significant regulatory changes affecting construction licensing, urban planning procedures, and renovation frameworks.

This Alert summarizes the most significant amendments to digital technology regulations introduced by the Law «On introduction of amendments to certain legislative acts ...

УЧРЕЖДЕНИЯ, АРБИТРАЖНЫЕ РЕШЕНИЯ КОТОРЫХ ИСПОЛНЯЮТСЯ В КАЗАХСТАНЕ

The Astana International Exchange (AIX) offers multiple pathways for bond issuance, each with distinct regulatory requirements and structural considerations.

Kazakhstan is advancing its energy storage framework through proposed legislation that would establish dedicated auctions, new tariff mechanisms, and market participation opportunities for battery energy storage systems. The Draft Law introduces three distinct revenue streams for standalone ESS projects, marking a significant shift from the current model where storage systems function solely as supporting components of renewable energy facilities.

Having analysed the background behind the rapid personal data regulation development over the last decade, objectives that the European and Kazakhstani legislation pursues by such development...

Migration formalities for foreign nationals in Kazakhstan require both the host party and the foreign national to follow a sequence of formal procedures. The purpose of stay of business immigrants, the existence of a proper legal basis for residence, timely notification of arrival, and compliance with the requirements applicable to conducting business activities are of significant importance for business immigrants.

At the same time, commercial relations of two or more parties to civil relations often involve, and sometimes end in, a dispute.

The Law on Digital Assets in the Republic of Kazakhstan was signed by the President of Republic of Kazakhstan on 6 February 2023 and will enter into the force on 1st April 2023.

Unicase Law Firm below presents the most essential legal news and amendments to Kazakhstan laws in 2022 and 2021

Central Asia has great potential in renewable energy sources sector. According to the global environmental mission, Central Asian countries, including Uzbekistan, are rapidly developing the sector.

Kazakhstan's railway infrastructure presents unique legal challenges for investors, with ownership structures ranging from state-controlled mainline networks to privately-owned access tracks. Understanding the regulatory framework—including strategic object restrictions, natural monopoly rules, and environmental permitting—is essential before acquiring or operating railway assets.

In January 2020, the National Bank of Kazakhstan put forward an initiative to develop a National Payment System Development Programme by October 2020. The Chairman of the National Bank noted that...

The capital that rotates in the cryptocurrency is estimated at billions of dollars. Each country has separate legal base that makes it unprofitable to invest in cryptocurrencies. Uzbekistan was not an exception.