BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 9. Kyrgyzstan is
expanding the use of digital solutions in the energy sector
alongside infrastructure modernization, introducing new technology
projects, Trend
reports via the country's Ministry of Energy.
Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Minister of
Water Resources, Agriculture and Processing Industry Erlist
Akunbekov reviewed ongoing digital initiatives during his visit to
energy facilities.
As part of the visit, Erlist Akunbekov inspected a data centre
and was briefed on its technical capabilities, current operations,
and further development plans.
The presentation took place during the official transfer of 41
units of specialized equipment worth 181.6 million soms ($2.1
million) purchased by the National Electric Grid of Kyrgyzstan.
The combination of infrastructure renewal and digital projects
indicates Kyrgyzstan’s approach to developing both physical
capacity and technological management systems within the energy
sector.
According to the Ministry of Energy, the updated equipment will
support construction, maintenance, and emergency response
operations, while digital tools are expected to improve monitoring
and management processes.
The expansion of digital solutions in Kyrgyzstan’s energy sector
could improve the country’s ability to monitor electricity flows,
identify technical risks, and optimize maintenance planning.
