News Kazakhstan29.09.2023
Bidding registration for the Northern Zone WPP auctions has commenced

QAZAQ GREEN. The registration for participation in the auctions, aimed at selecting renewable energy projects (RES) for the construction of WPP in the Northern Zone with the capacities of 50 MW,50 MW and 100 MW, is now open. This information is provided by JSC "KOREM."
As per the established schedule, these auctions are set to take place from November 13 to November 15, 2023. The maximum auction price is set at 22.68 KZT per kW of capacity.
It's worth noting that registration for participation in the auctions for selecting RES projects for the construction of a total 100 MW capacity in the Northern Zone is also currently open.
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