«Samruk-Energy» today

“The Company faces the challenge of creating a balanced development model that includes the optimal ratio of energy supply to domestic consumers and exports, while combining high economic efficiency, innovative development and advanced standards of social responsibility.”

Zhulamanov Bakitzhan Tolevzhanovich

Chairman of the Management Board of «Samruk-Energy» JSC

Main products:

Electricity production

Heat production

Transmission and distribution of electricity

Production of steam coal

Production capacity

As of January 1, 2024, the installed capacity of “Samruk-Energy” JSC power plants was 7 345 MW, representing 29,8% of the total installed capacity of the Unified Power System of Kazakhstan.
Electricity production for the first nine months of 2024 amounted to 29,29 bn. kWh, with “Samruk-Energy” JSC accounting for 33,8% of the total electricity generation in Kazakhstan.
Coal production over the same period reached 31.2 mln. tons, with the Company’s share of total coal production in Kazakhstan standing at 40,1%.
The volume of heat delivered by “Samruk-Energy” JSC power plants for the first nine months of 2024 was 3.8 mln. Gcal.

The length of 0,4 - 220 kV PTL, km:

24 914,84 km

Overhead PTL

5 325,55 km

Cable PTL

30 240 km

Total PTL length

 

Data on 220 kV and below substations:

8 pcs.

PS-220 kV

94 pcs.

PS-110 kV

106 pcs.

PS-35 kV

7024 pcs.

TP-6-10/0.4 kV

 

150 pcs.

RP

2 925,37МВА

Power of RP/TP

10 270,53 МВА

Full power

Key markets

Amendments to the Law “On Power industry” introduced on July 1, 2023

Effective from July 1, 2023, amendments to the Law “On Power industry” came into force, regulating the mechanism of the wholesale electricity market by introducing a single electricity purchaser and a real-time balancing market.
The target market model provides for a transition to centralized buying and selling of planned electricity volumes by the Single Electricity Purchaser. Consequently, the planned electricity volumes produced by Samruk-Energy’s power generation companies are sold to the Single Electricity Purchaser. In parallel, wholesale electricity market consumers purchase electricity from the Single Electricity Purchaser.

Deviations from the daily production-consumption schedule of electricity are traded on the real-time balancing electricity market, operated by the Balancing Market Settlement Center.

The energy coal produced by “Bogatyr Komir” LLP is sold domestically in Kazakhstan and exported to the Russian Federation.