Nat Power Kazakhstan delivers comprehensive renewable energy solutions, focusing on the design and development of sustainable projects tailored to the unique needs of our clients.
With a proven business model and internal expertise covering every phase—from project initiation and permitting to procurement and construction—we guarantee that our projects meet the highest industry standards. As an industry leader, we have built a solid reputation and are now among the largest developers of solar, wind, hydro energy and battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Kazakhstan.
Solar energy
Hydro energy
Ready to Build Status
50 Solar PV - 33,1 HPP
Pipeline 2024-2026
15 Solar PV projects - 1 Hydro project
Sub-holding
NP Kazakhstan, Green Investment
With Projects Under Development
Solar PV, Hydro
Technologies
Solar PV, Hydro
PPA Signed, 20 years,
34,8 KZT/KWh
Local office + 2 employees + local Management Team
Structurated Sales Process under progress
33,1 Mw - HPP - PWC
Worldwide expertise,
local impact
Energy Legislation and Policies
Kazakhstan’s regulatory framework for renewable energy has been strengthened with the introduction of specific legislation to encourage investment in the sector. The Law on Promotion of Renewable Energy, introduced in 2009 and subsequently amended, provides a legal basis for the development of renewable energy projects. This law also provides for the introduction of feed-in tariffs for renewable energy, guaranteeing operators a fixed price for electricity produced from renewable sources for a period of 15 years.
Tariffs and incentives
Feed-in tariffs are a key element in attracting investment in the renewable energy sector. In Kazakhstan, these tariffs are set by the government and vary according to the technology used:
SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY
The tariff for solar energy is one of the highest, reflecting the high initial cost of photovoltaic installations, but also the country's great potential in terms of solar irradiation.
WIND ENERGY
Tariffs for wind energy are competitive due to the abundance of wind resources in the country, especially in the southern and central regions.
BIOMASS AND HYDRO ENERGY
These technologies receive variable incentives to promote a diversified mix of renewable energy sources.
Future Perspectives
The Kazakh government has set ambitious targets for increasing the share of renewable energy in the national energy mix. By 2030, 50 per cent of the country’s electricity generation is expected to come from alternative energy sources, including natural gas and renewables.
This commitment is supported by additional policy measures, such as the introduction of auctions for renewable energy capacity and the improvement of grid infrastructure to accommodate more renewable energy.
In summary, Kazakhstan is an emerging and dynamic market for renewable energy, with favourable government policies and an evolving regulatory environment that supports the development of sustainable projects.
Driving the Future
As a leader in the renewable energy sector, NatPower Kazakhstan is also committed to playing a central role in pursuing ambitious environmental and social goals.
Our commitment goes beyond mere business operations; we actively support several UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By integrating these goals into our core strategies, we aim to foster sustainable development and promote a cleaner, greener future.
Through innovative projects and partnerships, NatPower Kazakhstan is committed to reducing carbon emissions, improving energy efficiency and ensuring access to affordable, reliable and modern energy for all. We believe that by aligning our efforts with the UN SDGs, we can contribute significantly to the global transition to a more sustainable and equitable world.
