


Hydroelectric power plant for 150 GWh of energy per year
A significant example of NatPower’s commitment to this sector is the development of a 33 MW hydroelectric power plant at the Bartogai Reservoir on the Shelek River in the Almaty region of Kazakhstan.
This €40 million project will generate approximately 150 GWh of energy per year, enough to meet the average electricity needs of about 50,000 households. The concession to operate the plant has been secured for 40 years.
The plant has been designed to operate in harmony with the seasonal flow of the reservoir, ensuring minimal environmental impact and maintaining water availability for agricultural use.
This approach reflects NatPower’s philosophy of integrating its energy infrastructure into the local natural and social context to promote sustainable and responsible development.

The benefits of hydropower
Reliability
Provides a steady and predictable source of energy, contributing to grid stability.
Flexibility
Hydropower plants can quickly adjust production to meet energy demand, supporting the integration of intermittent renewable sources such as wind and solar.
Sustainability
Reduces greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, playing an important role in combating climate change. NatPower continues to invest in hydropower as part of its mission to promote a sustainable energy future. By integrating this technology with other renewable solutions and storage systems, the company maximizes efficiency and reliability, driving global energy supply advancements.