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Project: 5 MW
Ground-mounted solar power plant in South Kazakhstan region

A 5 MW hybrid solar power plant providing sustainable energy supply tailored to local conditions.

Project Description

Kazakhstan

On the ground

The project involves the construction of a 5 MW solar power plant in the South Kazakhstan region. The power plant will generate up to 9 million kWh per year, reducing CO₂ emissions by 5,000 tons annually.


The plant will be equipped with monocrystalline or bifacial solar panels with an efficiency of 20-22% and modern inverter systems. Electricity will be supplied to the grid, reducing the load on traditional energy and contributing to the sustainable development of the region.

The project is aimed at developing renewable energy, attracting investment and creating new jobs. The implementation supports Kazakhstan's strategy to increase the share of renewable energy in the country's energy balance.

Completed project steps

Шаг 1

Design

A project for a hybrid solar system with a capacity of 5 MW has been developed for Southern Kazakhstan. The specific features of the region, including solar activity and the needs of local consumers, have been taken into account.
Шаг 2

Шаг 3

Construction

Construction work on the installation of the foundation and the installation of solar panels has been completed. Work has been organized to provide access to the facility and connection to the network infrastructure.
Шаг 4

Installation

Solar panels, inverters and storage systems have been installed. All key elements of the system have been connected to ensure its optimal operation.
Шаг 5

Integration

The system is integrated with the city power grid to ensure stable power supply. Necessary settings have been made to synchronize the operation of the solar station with the grid.
Шаг 6

Commissioning

Tests and final adjustment of the station for the start of operation have been carried out. All permits and certificates for the full functioning of the project have been received.

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