In the government conference room of Batken Oblast in Kyrgyzstan, a planning map marked with red dots is displayed on the table. The representatives of China Huaneng Group and state government officials held hands tightly, while the large screen behind them displayed a magnificent picture of solar panels stretching out at the foot of the Pamir Plateau. This 4552 hectare land is about to undergo a green transformation - from solar energy to wind energy, from small hydropower to photovoltaic matrix. Chinese companies are introducing advanced new energy technologies into this Central Asian mountainous country, bringing employment opportunities and stable electricity to the local area.

Synchronized development of three major energy sources

Huaneng Group plans to develop solar, wind, and hydroelectric power projects simultaneously in Batken State, fully utilizing the abundant natural resources in the area. During the project construction period, 500 to 700 job positions will be created, and after production, 60 to 80 long-term operation and maintenance positions will be provided. The Batken state government has allocated 4552 hectares of land for this green energy transformation, providing land security for the project's implementation.

230 million US dollars photovoltaic project landing

Beijing Solar Energy Company is advancing a 250 MW solar power plant project in Kyrgyzstan, with a total investment of 230 million US dollars and covering an area of 669.3 hectares. This project is one of the key projects for Chinese enterprises to compete in the energy market of Kyrgyzstan. After completion, it will significantly enhance the local clean energy supply capacity and alleviate the power shortage situation. Keywords: Central Enterprise News Network, Energy Transition

Chinese capital accelerates its layout in the Kyrgyz market

From Huaneng Group to Beijing Solar Energy Company, Chinese enterprises are accelerating their layout in the renewable energy field in Kyrgyzstan. Under the cooperation framework of jointly building the the Belt and Road, Chinese enterprises, relying on their technological advantages and project experience, actively participate in the construction of green energy in Central Asian countries, help Kyrgyzstan reduce its external dependence on energy and achieve the goal of sustainable development.Editor/Gao Xue