Energy Transition

Kazakhstan advances 40GW renewables plan on 'vast steppes' to power green hydrogen for EU

Swedish-German developer Svevind signs deal with Kazakh regime, aiming to produce two million tonnes of H2 from what would be among world's largest wind and solar bases

Svevind CEO Wolfgang Kropp, far left, and Kazakh first deputy prime minister Roman Skylar, far right, sign the agreement at the presidential palace in Astana.
Svevind CEO Wolfgang Kropp, far left, and Kazakh first deputy prime minister Roman Skylar, far right, sign the agreement at the presidential palace in Astana.Photo: Akorda
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Published 31 October 2022, 16:02Updated 31 October 2022, 16:08