Kazakhstan Unveils 7.5 Trillion Tenge Energy Plan to Build 7.8 GW of New and Upgraded Power Capacity by 2030
Kazakhstan has launched a privately financed 7.5 trillion tenge national energy project to add and upgrade 7.8 GW of power capacity by 2030, anchored by new coal plants built to international clean technology standards.
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