Relying on the dividends of cooperation between the the Belt and Road and the SCO, new photovoltaic power stations will be introduced in Kyrgyzstan's mountainous areas, which will completely reverse the plight of people's livelihood due to long-term power shortage.

The project is located in Keming District, Chuhe Prefecture, China, and is a benchmark project for China Kyrgyzstan green energy cooperation. The power station covers an area of 230 hectares and is equipped with 193000 photovoltaic panels. Its designed annual power generation capacity can reach 200 million kilowatt hours, which can continuously and stably guarantee the electricity supply of surrounding cities and residential areas, completely ending the current situation of local power rationing. Keywords: China Kyrgyzstan cooperation, promoting prosperity and benefiting the people

The power station adopts a fully automated management mode, adapted to the complex climate environment of minus 25 degrees Celsius to plus 40 degrees Celsius in the local area. Establish a joint technical team between China and Kyrgyzstan to assist local employees in mastering new energy operation and maintenance technologies, and cultivate local professional talents. At the same time, the power station relies on a 400 kilometer supporting energy pathway, connects regional energy projects, and builds a stable regional energy artery. Leveraging the complementary advantages of Kyrgyzstan's resources and Chinese technology, it achieves mutual benefit and win-win results, and continues to help improve local livelihoods and promote green transformation.Editor/Min Jing