Kazakhstan is teaming up with Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan to boost green energy exports, aiming to tap into Europe’s energy market with clean power. They plan to lay a high-voltage cable under the Caspian Sea to export electricity, despite Kazakhstan’s own struggle to meet growing energy demands. The country is pushing hard to increase its renewable energy share but faces potential power shortages. With ambitious targets for wind and solar energy, Kazakhstan is also considering building a nuclear plant to fill the gap. The future of this plan hinges on balancing export ambitions with domestic energy needs and public opinion on nuclear power.
Kazakhstan is pushing on with developing its capacity to export electricity to Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan, despite difficulties in obtaining the electricity required to support the country's economic expansion.
A draft agreement on the strategic green energy partnership between the government of Kazakhstan and the countries of Azerbaija...
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