BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 1. Kyrgyzstan has
favorable conditions for the development of solar and wind energy,
Minister of Energy of the Kyrgyz Republic, the Minister of Energy
of Kyrgyzstan, Taalaibek Ibraev, said, Trend reports.
Ibraev made the announcement at a Ministerial Dialogue on
Promoting Renewables-Driven Energy Transition in Central Asia, held
as part of Baku Energy Week.
"The Kyrgyz Republic, possessing significant renewable energy
potential, is focusing on hydropower, which forms the backbone of
the country’s energy sector. At the same time, the republic has
favorable conditions for the development of solar and wind energy,
as well as other environmentally friendly technologies.
We are convinced that the effective use of this potential is
impossible without close cooperation among the states of Central
Asia," he said.
Ibraev noted that the countries of the region are united by
shared water resources, interconnected energy systems, and common
goals in the field of sustainable development.
“Strengthening inter-state energy connections will improve the
reliability of energy supply, optimize the use of energy resources,
and create conditions for trading environmentally friendly
electricity,” the minister emphasized.