30.04.2026, 14:34

Kazakhstan, China break ground on 500 MW wind plant in Karaganda region

ALMATY. April 30 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - A 500-megawatt wind power project has broken ground in Kazakhstan's Karaganda region, adding significant momentum to the country's shift toward renewable energy.

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