The leading platform for renewable energy investors: RENPOWER Central Asia – Consolidating Central Asia’s Renewable Energy and Energy Storage Market, 2025.
Discover more and be ready to network with key stakeholders driving Central Asia’s Just-Energy Transition to provide renewable power for all.

Date: 19-20 February 2025
Venue: Tashkent, Uzbekistan (in-person event)
Languages: English and Russian (simultaneous translation)

Audience: The event will gather under one roof key stakeholders including Renewable energy project developers, EPC contractors, engineering, battery storage technology providers, Equipment manufacturers, Legal and advisory services, service providers, banking and private equity entities, representatives from the government, International Finance Institutions (IFIs), consultancies, sectorial/regional agencies and associations.

The latest… massive opportunities for renewable energy investors in Central Asia:

Central Asian economies, particularly Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, are pursuing in­creasingly ambitious goals for renewable energy.

Kazakhstan plans to source 35% of its electricity from renewable energy by 2035 (amounting to about 12 to 16 GW), while the share of RE currently stands at 14%. Ambitious projects, such as Hyrasia One (the project envisions the installation of 40 gigawatts of dedicated wind and solar capacity in the Mangystau region near the Caspian Sea), are driving the sector in Kazakhstan.

The Uzbek government, on the other hand, has set new ambitious goals for renewable energy development to power the country, 27 GW of renewable energy capacity and 40% of electricity production from renewables by 2030. This includes solar, wind, hydro, and biomass. More than a dozen of renewable projects are underway worth hundreds of MWs in Solar PV and Wind generation that will soon be powering the country to continue feeding the local economy and export in the regional market. Several of these are hybridized projects that for the first time in Central Asia include MWs of Battery Energy Storage Solutions (BESS) + RENEWABLES, as well as a pilot Green Hydrogen project powered by wind technology led by international cooperation with the local government and private sector.

Increased regional cooperation is also being made, notably through the development of Central Asia-Azerbaijan green energy corridor and transmission of green energy, which will allow export of electricity to Europe. The countries of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan recently finalized a draft intergovernmental agreement for the latter.

Last but not least, Kyrgyzstan has its own ambitious projects, particularly through the Kambarata 1 hydro power plant, which will be one of the largest hydropower projects in Central Asia, with a capacity potential of 1,860 MW. The World Bank is financing the project, with preliminary construction cost at more than $4 billion.

The financing of the first renewable energy projects in Central Asia has indeed been carried by international multilateral institutions that see the potential of investing in the region to enhance its renewable energy capabilities and pave the way for more investors to join!

The program is spread over 7 main panel sessions. Topics to be addressed: 

• • Renewable energy capacity development in Central Asia;
  • Results of 1^st mega projects;
  • Central Asia – Azerbaijan Green Energy Corridor;
  • Progress in development Kambarata-1 HPP;
  • The Grand Turan Area – Mangistau and Karakalpakstan – “Persian Gulf” of wind energy: enormous wind energy projects – Hyrasia One and Aral Wind – as triggers for regional socio-economic development and cooperation;
  • Gas turbine technologies, battery energy storage solutions (BESS), hydro pump storages, resilient power infrastructure and grid flexibility;
  • Renewable energy and local industrial development in Central Asia;
  • From COP29 Baku towards COP30 in Rio;
  • Innovative financing mechanisms for renewable and energy storage projects;
  • Human capital for new energy development.

 

For more information or to register, please contact:

Maxence de Craecker
Event Manager
mdecraecker@euroconventionglobal.com
+32 2 662 16 12

RENPOWER Central Asia – Consolidating Central Asia’s Renewable Energy and Energy Storage Market, 2025.
Date: 19-20 February 2025
Venue: Tashkent, Uzbekistan (in-person event)
Languages: English and Russian (simultaneous translation)

The program is spread over 7 main panel sessions. Topics to be addressed: 

• Renewable energy capacity development in Central Asia;
• Results of 1^st mega projects;
• Central Asia – Azerbaijan Green Energy Corridor;
• Progress in development Kambarata-1 HPP;
• The Grand Turan Area – Mangistau and Karakalpakstan – “Persian Gulf” of wind energy: enormous wind energy projects – Hyrasia One and Aral Wind – as triggers for regional socio-economic development and cooperation;
• Gas turbine technologies, battery energy storage solutions (BESS), hydro pump storages, resilient power infrastructure and grid flexibility;
• Renewable energy and local industrial development in Central Asia;
• From COP29 Baku towards COP30 in Rio;
• Innovative financing mechanisms for renewable and energy storage projects;
• Human capital for new energy development.

Among the speakers will participate:

• • Senior Officials from governments
  • Renewable developers
  • Equipment manufacturers
  • Storage technology providers
  • Large electricity consumers
  • Consulting and legal firms
  • EPCs
  • International Financial Institutions (IFIs)
  • Banks

For more information or to receive the full agenda, please contact:
Maxence de Craecker
Event Manager
mdecraecker@euroconventionglobal.com
+32 2 662 16 12

RENPOWER Central Asia – Consolidating Central Asia’s Renewable Energy and Energy Storage Market, 2025.
Date: 19-20 February 2025
Venue: Tashkent, Uzbekistan (in-person event)
Languages: English and Russian (simultaneous translation)

The registration form will be available upon your written inquiry.

Who should attend the conference?

• Renewable power developers,
• EPC contractors,
• Engineering firms,
• Equipment manufacturers,
• Large electricity consumers,
• Battery storage technology providers,
• Legal and advisory services,
• Banking and private equity entities,
• Representatives from the government,
• International Finance Institutions (IFIs),
• Sectorial/regional agencies and associations.

 

The conference attracts a geographically diverse audience with strong representation from Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, as well as participants from across Central Asia, Europe, the United States, and Asia.

To register, please contact:

Maxence de Craecker
Event Manager
mdecraecker@euroconventionglobal.com
+32 2 662 16 12

Sponsors & Partners

Focused Networking – Amplified Branding

This flagship investment event provides an excellent opportunity for public relation, to raise your company profile, to highlight your expertise and to boost your business development objectives.

The sponsorship packages include:

Title Partner
Lead Partner
Gold Partner
Silver Partner
Display Stand Partner

There are options to make a presentation, participate in a panel discussion, host networking moments, branding and various opportunities to waive your flag.

For more information about a pro-active participation, please contact:

Maxence de Craecker
Event Manager
mdecraecker@euroconventionglobal.com
+32 2 662 16 12

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