In accordance with the instructions of Satkaliyev A.M., the Chairman of the Board of “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC, the 2022 year was declared the “Year of occupational health and safety” at the group of the Fund’s portfolio companies.
To pursue the course adopted by the Fund, “Samruk-Energy” JSC Occupational Safety and Health Department continues cooperation within the scope of a memorandum in occupational health and safety concluded with “Eurasian Group” LLP.
In this vein, structural units in charge of OSH issues at “AlES” JSC, “AZhC” JSC, “ESDPP-2” JSC, “ESDPP-1” LLP, “Bogatyr Komir” LLP, “Moynak HPP” JSC and “Shardarinsk HPP” JSC, made a study visit to the Pavlodar aluminum smelter, one of the subsidiaries of “ERG” LLP.
The main production workshops, a training area, a video monitoring center, a protective clothing showroom, etc. were visited during the acquaintance.
After getting acquainted with the structural units of the plant, the parties discussed occupational health and safety issues, the organization and operation of an occupational health system, and the investigation of accidents and incidents. “ERG” LLP employees highly rated the opportunity to exchange experience, share opinions in OSH, and expressed their willingness to continue cooperation.
Participants of the activity stated an opinion on the role of the memorandum as one of the key driving forces for preventing occupational injuries.
A new 60 MW wind power plant, which is being built 140 km away from Almaty city, is planned to be put into operation by early August this year. The plant will produce 225,7 mln.kWh of electricity annually. Besides its production characteristics, the project is essential for the region from the perspective of its environmental component. The construction and launch of the wind power plant will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 206 thousand tons and will also replace about 89 thousand tons of reference fuel per year.
The energy facility is being constructed in the Enbekshikazakh district of Almaty region in the so-called Shelek corridor - a unique region for the development of renewable energy capacity, where the average annual wind speed at a height of 50 meters is 7,8 m/s, the flux density is 310 W/m2. The WPP capacity is planned to be increased up to 300 MW in the future.
The project is worth 37,4 bn. tenge and it involves the construction of 24 wind turbines, each with a nominal capacity of 2,5 MW, substations, overhead power lines, and related infrastructure. The main equipment of the plant is manufactured by GoldWind. Kazakhstani power holding company “Samruk-Energy” JSC is implementing the project in partnership with the Chinese corporation “Power China”.
According to Samruk-Energy experts, despite the energy capacities operating in Almaty city and Almaty region such as Almaty CHP, Kapshagay, and Almaty Cascade of HPPs, Zhambyl GRES, as well as Issyk, Moynak, Kataral, Taldykorgan HPPs, the region experiences power shortages and does not have sufficient own fuel resources. Due to scarce generating capacities, own energy sources cover the region's demand for electricity only by 50%. External energy producers (from the northern regions of the republic, Zhambyl GRES, and Kyrgyzstan) compensate for the energy shortfall. These factors, as well as the presence in the region of a good resource base of renewable energy sources, served as the basis for the implementation of “Samruk-Energy” project for the construction of a 60 MW wind power plant in the Shelek corridor.
To date, 5 renewable energy facilities operate at “Samruk-Energy” JSC. Their total electricity output in 2021 was 325,3 mln. kWh. This is 7,7% of electricity generated by all renewable energy facilities in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The company strongly supports the initiative on the development of renewable energy sources. As part of the concept of Kazakhstan's transition to a "green economy", the Power holding company strives to increase the share of electricity generation from renewable energy sources, which are already active participants in the electricity market.
By this time, in addition to the WPP in the Almaty region, Samruk-Energy is implementing a project for the construction of a 50 MW WPP in the vicinity of Ereymentau city, Akmola region.
“Samruk-Energy” JSC is the largest power holding company in Kazakhstan, 100% owned by “Samruk-Kazyna” SWF” JSC. It was established in 2007. Key business lines are electricity and heat production; transmission, distribution and sale of electricity, power coal mining. The Company was established in 2007, “Samruk-Kazyna” SWF” JSC holds 100% of shares. The holding company comprises energy and coal enterprises, including “Ekibastuz SDPP-1” LLP, “Ekibastuz SDPP-2 Plant” JSC, “Bogatyr Komir” LLP, “Almaty Power Plants” JSC, “Moynak HPP” JSC, “Shardarinsk HPP” JSC, etc.
Electricity generation by “Samruk-Energy” JSC energy-producing organizations over the past year increased by 13.5 percent compared to 2020, amounting to 35 609,3 mln.kWh. This is stated in the Report including an Analysis of the Electricity and Coal Market in Kazakhstan for January-December 2021 posted on the company's website.
In general, according to the analysis, according to the data from System Operator, all power plants of the Republic of Kazakhstan generated 114 447,9 mln. kWh of electricity in 2021, which is 5.8% more than in 2020. The growth in a generation was observed in all zones of the Unified Energy System of Kazakhstan.
At the same time, in 2021, there was a 6% increase in the dynamics of electricity consumption of the republic in comparison with 2020 figures. So, in the northern zone of the republic, consumption increased by 5%, in the southern zone by 9%, and in the western zone by 7%.
111 742,4 thous. tons of hard coal was mined in 2021, which is 2.3% more than in 2020 (109 227,6 thous. tons).
“Bogatyr Komir” LLP, a coal mining company in the structure of “Samruk-Energy” JSC power holding company, produced 44 632 thous. tons in 2021, which is 0.5% more than in 2020 (44 436 thous. tons). At the same time, in 2021, “Bogatyr Komir” LLP sold 44 848 thous. tons of coal, of which 34 939 thous. tons were sent to the domestic market, and 9 802 thous. tons were exported (RF). The 2021 figures demonstrate an increase in coal sales at “Samruk-Energy” JSC by 2,5% in comparison with 2020.
Market analysis shows that electricity generation by RE facilities (SPP, WPP, BGS, small HPPs) of the RK for 2021 amounted to 4 220,3 mln. kWh. The increase was 30,1% compared to 2020
Electricity production by “Samruk-Energy” JSC RE facilities (SPP, WPP, small HPPs) in January-December 2021 amounted to 325,3 mln. kWh or 7,7% of the volume of electricity generated by renewable energy facilities in the RK.
“Samruk-Energy” JSCis the largest power holding company in Kazakhstan, 100% owned by “Samruk-Kazyna” SWF” JSC. It was established in 2007. Key business lines are electricity and heat production; transmission, distribution and sale of electricity, power coal mining. The Company was established in 2007, “Samruk-Kazyna” SWF” JSC holds 100% of shares. The holding company comprises energy and coal enterprises, including “Ekibastuz SDPP-1” LLP, “Ekibastuz SDPP-2 Plant” JSC, “Bogatyr Komir” LLP, “Almaty Power Plants” JSC, “Moynak HPP” JSC, “Shardarinsk HPP” JSC, etc.
On November 25, “Samruk-Energy” JSC with the assistance of the Green Finance Center, made a debut placement of green bonds in the trading system of “Astana” International Financial Center’s stock exchange - Astana International Exchange with a coupon rate of 11,4% per annum and a circulation period of 6 (six) years and 6 (six) months.
Proceeds from placement will be used to finance green viable projects that comply with International Capital Markets Association (ICMA) Green Bond Principles (GBP).
“Halyk Finance” JSC, a subsidiary of “Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan” JSC, has become a lead manager for issue and placement of the Company's green bonds.
Sungat Yessimkhanov, the Chairman of the Management Board of “Samruk-Energy” JSC, talked about the importance of investing in green energy in order to implement the Energy Transition Plan set out in the new development strategy of the Company.
Kazakhstan, like the whole world, is embarking on the stage of 4th energy transition to the widespread use of renewable energy sources, which over time will largely supersede fossil fuels - gas, oil, coal. In this regard, global trends towards the transition to a "green economy", growing ESG requirements of stakeholders, are challenges for Samruk-Energy. This is why, the Company outlined directions for transition to a "green" economy in its Development Strategy and is confidently moving towards its accomplishment. We would like to thank the Green Finance Center, Halyk Finance and the AIFC Stock Exchange for well-coordinated work" said Sungat Yessimkhanov, the Chairman of the Management Board of “Samruk-Energy” JSC.
The debut issue of green bonds was implemented with the support of the Green Finance Center, which provided the necessary consulting support and an independent opinion in the Second Party Opinion format.
“We are undoubtedly happy and proud that such large and significant companies for the country's economy as “Samruk-Energy” JSC are stepping into the green track, recognizing their importance as an engine of sustainable development - this is, perhaps, the main result of our work as a development institution that implements financial instruments for sustainable development such as green and social bonds”, - said Aidar Kazybaev, Director General of the Center for Green Finance.
The Company bonds became the first securities where the portfolio company “Samruk-Kazyna” SWF” JSC acted as the issuer, and which comply with the green principles of the AIFC Stock Exchange. One of the strategic directions for the AIFC development is providing support to investment projects that deliver environmental and social benefits to society. It is clear that the issuance of green bonds on the AIFC Stock Exchange by the largest power holding company is a landmark event that will kick-start ESG investment expansion in Kazakhstan and motivate companies from brown sectors of the economy.
“Samruk-Energy” JSC is the largest power holding company in Kazakhstan, 100% owned by “Samruk-Kazyna” SWF JSC. It was established in 2007. Core business: electricity and heat production; transmission, distribution and sale of electricity, power coal mining. The holding company comprises energy and coal enterprises, including “Ekibastuz SDPP-1” LLP, “Ekibastuz SDPP-2 Plant” JSC, “Bogatyr Komir” LLP, “Almaty Power Plants” JSC, “Moynak HPP” JSC, “Shardarinsk HPP” JSC, etc.
AIFC. The Astana International Financial Center (AIFC) was established on the initiative of Nursultan Nazarbayev, First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan – Elbasy. The Constitutional Law "On the AIFC" was signed on December 7, 2015. The goal of the AIFC – to create a leading center for international financial services. The objectives of the AIFC are to assist in attracting investments in the country's economy, create an attractive environment for investment in financial services, develop the securities market of the Republic of Kazakhstan and ensure its integration with international capital markets. www.aifc.kz
Private company "AIFC Green Finance Center Ltd." - the company established under the current law of the Astana International Financial Center, was created in order to introduce green financial instruments in Kazakhstan and Central Asia, promote the AIFC as a green financial center, and attract green investments to Kazakhstan. More detailed information about the company is available on the corporate Internet resource www.gfc.aifc.kz.
“Samruk-Energy” JSC Board of Directors approved the new development strategy of the Company for the next 10 years. Among other things, the document includes plans for development of "green" energy.
The development strategy of the largest Kazakhstani power holding company adheres, but is not limited to, sustainable development principles set out in the United Nations Global Compact. The Strategy includes the state policy in strategic planning of the national energy security system and is consistent with key strategic directions, goals, and objectives of “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC.
During implementation of the Development Strategy, “Samruk-Energy” JSC will be committed to securing a dominant share of electricity generation in the RK market always pursuing national interests of ensuring reliable, uninterrupted supply of energy resources.
It is worth noting that Kazakhstan, like the whole world, is embarking on the stage of 4th energy transition to the widespread use of renewable energy sources, which over time will largely supersede fossil fuels - gas, oil, coal. In this regard, global trends towards the transition to a "green economy", growing ESG requirements of stakeholders, are challenges for Samruk-Energy. Recognizing the importance of the agenda and risks associated with operations based on coal generation, the company outlined directions for transition to a "green" economy in the Development Strategy and is confidently moving towards achieving it.
Various activities are planned to reduce the net carbon footprint and increase the share of clean energy, they are introduction of ESG principles, construction of renewable energy facilities, the transfer of part of the Company's assets to gas, the use of best available technologies in carbon capture and storage, accumulation, digitization and improving energy efficiency.
We would like to remind that over January-December 2020 electricity production by “Samruk-Energy” JSC RE facilities (SPP, WPP, small HPP) amounted to 335.8 mln. kWh or 10.8% of the total electricity generated by all RES facilities in Kazakhstan. Currently, the company is working on projects related to "green" energy, including construction of 60 and 50 MW wind power plants in Almaty and Akmola regions, counter-regulating 40 MW Kerbulak HPP on the Ili River.
“Samruk-Energy” JSC is the largest power holding company in Kazakhstan, 100% owned by “Samruk-Kazyna” SWF JSC. It was established in 2007. Core business: electricity and heat production; transmission, distribution and sale of electricity, power coal mining. The holding company comprises energy and coal enterprises, including “Ekibastuz SDPP-1” LLP, “Ekibastuz SDPP-2 Plant” JSC, “Bogatyr Komir” LLP, “Almaty Power Plants” JSC, “Moynak HPP” JSC, “Shardarinsk HPP” JSC, etc.
A mechanism for increasing employee engagement was developed as part of “Samruk-Energy” JSC Digital Transformation Program, which is aimed at continuous improvement of the company. Rewards will be provided for initiative, submission of ideas and suggestions in terms of improving the efficiency of processes in the company.
Thanks to the implementation of the “Advancing the process of continuous improvement” activity, employees will get a unified algorithm for submitting proposals to improve the Company and its subsidiaries performance. For ideas with a positive economic effect and quality benefits that will be implemented within the holding's perimeter, a cash payment will be paid to the initiator.
The activity involves such subsidiaries and affiliates as: "ESDPP-1" LLP, "ESDPP-2 Plant" JSC, "APP" JSC, "AZhC" JSC, "Moynak HPP" JSC and "Shardarinsk HPP" JSC.
The project team developed a unified idea management process, which is the basis of the internal regulatory document - “Rules for working with ideas and proposals of “Samruk-Energy” JSC and its subsidiaries employees”. A unified approach formalized the processes of submitting and considering each proposition including a follow-up implementation. Moreover, it includes a methodology for calculating the remuneration of the authors of ideas adopted for implementation.
It is noted that from early August, employees of subsidiaries and affiliates will be able to take part in training on this process. This will increase the awareness of employees, the opportunity to implement their idea in full compliance with the rules for filing and get additional income.
Dismantling works have been completed by 100% and installation of the new technological equipment has commenced at Ekibastuz SDPP-1 named after B. Nurzhanov, where the project for restoration of 500 MW power unit No. 1is underway. Commissioning and launch of rehabilitated power unit is scheduled for December 2023.
“Samruk-Energy” JSC, which owns the plant, attaches great importance to the project. Its successful implementation, as well as the ongoing work at other energy facilities of the company, should reduce the emerging power shortage in the industry and increase the country's energy security.
As it is known, over the past four years (2017-2020), the average growth in electricity consumption in the republic was 4%, which is equivalent to an increase in electricity demand of about 600 MW annually. Experts are witnessing a rapid decline in available power reserves. The projected balance of electricty shows a deficit in production capacity in Kazakhstan since 2023, while a shortage in regulation capacity is already available today. According to the system operator, during the autumn-winter period 2020-2021, the actual reserve of the Unified Electricity System (UES) of the Republic of Kazakhstan relative to the operating capacity was 600 MW. Industry experts fear that if the current pace is maintained, in the next heating period there will be no power reserves in the RK UES , which will result in power supply constraints.
The project for the restoration of power unit No. 1 with the installation of new electrostatic precipitators will increase the plant's capacity to 4000 MW and, thereby, complete the long-term process of upgrading of the SDPP’s main equipment. We would like to remind that in 2014, power unit No. 2 with a capacity of 500 MW was connected to the grid, which enabled to significantly improve Ekibastuz SDPP-1 operating performance. Prior to that, 500 MW power unit No. 8 MW was launched in July 2012.
It should be noted that to reduce expected electricity shortage, Samruk-Energy, in addition to the restoration of power unit No. 1 of ESDPP-1, plans to implement the following projects:
- commissioning of 636 MW third power unit of Ekibastuz SDPP-2;
- from 2028 to 2035, one-by-one reconstruction of units 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 of Ekibastuz SDPP-1 with an increase in the total capacity by 240 MW;
- reconstruction of Almaty CHPP-3 of AlES with an increase in the installed capacity up to 450 MW and ensuring a maneuverable mode;
- reconstruction of Almaty CHP-1 of Almaty Power Plants with an increase in capacity up to 250 MW and the possibility of maneuvering until 2030;
- commissioning of 40 MW counter-regulating Kerbulak HPP in 2026, which will ensure an increase in the range of capacity regulation at the Kapshagai HPP to 300 MW;
- development of projects in Shelek corridor on development of wind and hydro potential of the region.
For reference:
Ekibastuz SDPP-1 named after B. Nurzhanov is the largest in Kazakhstan and one of the world's largest thermal power plants with an installed capacity of 4000 MW, equipped with eight power units of 500 MW each. It covers 20-23% of the total electricity consumption in the republic. Samruk-Energy, the largest electricity holding company owns 100% of equity stake of the plant.
“Samruk-Energy” JSCis the largest power holding company in Kazakhstan, 100% owned by “Samruk-Kazyna” SWF JSC. It was established in 2007. Core business: electricity and heat production; transmission, distribution and sale of electricity, power coal mining. The holding company comprises energy and coal enterprises, including “Ekibastuz SDPP-1” LLP, “Ekibastuz SDPP-2 Plant” JSC, “Bogatyr Komir” LLP, “Almaty Power Plants” JSC, “Moynak HPP” JSC, “Shardarinsk HPP” JSC, etc.
_________________________________
Government relations and communications office of “Samruk-Energy” JSC.
Tel. (7172) 55-30-62; This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Office of Digital transformation of Samruk-Energy JSC summed up the implementation of the “Integrated system of planning” (ISP) and “Safe production” projects. ISP has become an integral part of the formation of the Development Plan in automatic mode, meanwhile "Safe Production" systematized the identification and registration of inconsistencies with the Labor Protection Rules on the online platform. This was announced during the event with the participation of the Chairman of the Management Board of the holding.
In his welcoming speech at the event, the sponsor of the “Safe Production” project - CEO of Samruk-Energy JSC Sungat Yessimkhanov noted:
“Nowadays, digitalization and automation are key areas for the company. In general, the completed projects have shown their effectiveness, and in the future we will use the developed products in operating activities. "
Also, he urged his colleagues to actively support digital transformation to take part in the integration of ideas. Active employees will be rewarded.
The "Integrated system of planning" project launched in March 2017, which is aimed at setting goals and finding the optimal script when forming the company's Development Plan.
“At the beginning of the journey, we had to face doubts about how the calculating machine would operate, as well as the question of what results the project would show in the end. Now, it is one of the most successful project in the Portfolio. This project was implemented in “GRES-1” LLP, “SEGRES-2” JSC and “MHES” JSC, with financial benefits of KZT 3.4 billion for 2018-2020", - said the sponsor of the "IPS" project Serik Tyutebayev.
Benefits for the project for 2018-2024 amount to KZT 9.3 billion.
The “Safe Production” project is the implementation of an automatic, integrated system. It is enough to take a photo, register the incident, and the application goes directly from the employee to the management. Introduced in "EGRES-1" LLP, "SEGRES-2" JSC and "AlES" JSC.
“We believe the platform is a success among employees. To date, each subsidiary and affiliated company has one and a half to two thousand reports of non-conformities. Not only employees of labor protection departments leave their comments”,- said project manager Ilyas Sarbasov.
The subsidiaries and affiliates have lifted the ban on the use of personal gadgets in order to access the SLP mobile application (safety and labor protection). Today, about 200 employees use it on their phones. Also, the application is installed on stationary computers. The number of comments in the system is growing, which indicates that the staff is not indifferent to security issues. A 1000 non-compliant nonconformities can prevent one fatal accident.
At the end of the event, the Managing Director for Business Transformation Ruslan Rakymbekov noted the effectiveness of the projects:
“The portfolio of Digital transformation projects is regularly updated. Each of you can become a project initiator, as well as participate as a key user or end user, a member of a project team or a leader. Transformation is new experience, new knowledge and new opportunities. "
Employees of affiliate organizations and the Corporate Center of Samruk-Energy were awarded with certificates of honor and letters of thanks for their personal contribution and participation in the implementation of projects.
On June, 24-25 the "Samruk-Kazyna" JSC delegation has visited severalenterprises of the energetic infrastructure of the Turkestan region, including the Shymkent oil refinery plant and the Shardara hydro-electric power station.
On June, 24 members of delegation joined a meeting with the “PetroKazakhstanOil Products” LLP at the Shymkent oil refinery plant. Nowadays the plant provides 30% of total production of petroleum in Kazakhstan. This month the overall repair of the site has been finished. Presentlythe Shymkent oil refinery plantoperates at 92% of its installed capacity.
Generally, after the full-scale modernization that the plant has passed in 2018, its capacity increased by 28% from 4,7 to 6 million tons of crude oil annually. The proportion of light oils has grown remarkably from 58% to 83%, and oil conversion ratio has shown a rise by nearly 16% (from 73% to 88,7%). Nelson complexity index more than doubled from 4 to 8,2.
The Chairman of the Board of the "Samruk-Kazyna" JSC Almassadam Satkaliyev gave the task to senior executives of JSC "NC "KazMunayGas" to take under control scheduled repair of oil refinery plants in Pavlodar and Atyrau, thus, fair supply of POL (petroleum, oil and lubricants) should be ensuredin summer and autumn season.
Also the delegation has visited a methyl-tert-butil-ether(MTBE)-plant of “Shymkent chemical company” LLP, located in the free economic zone “Ontustik”. The plant produces octane boosters used in the production of the emission standard gasoline.
On June, 25 "Samruk-Kazyna" JSC executives visited the Shardara hydro-electric power station that was fully modernized last year by “SamrukEnergo” JSC. The renovation cost 38 billion tenge and resulted in significant increase of station capacity from 100 to 126 megawatt. Meanwhile, hydroenergy production moved upward from 480 to 537 million kilowatt-hour per annum. Reconstruction of theShardara hydro-electric power station improved regional water management and energy supply of local population, along with reducing environmental pressure.
As part of his working trip to Pavlodar region, Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Askar Mamin got acquainted with the implementation of investment projects in the fields of energy, mechanical engineering, metallurgical industry and production of building materials. In Ekibastuz, the Head of Government was reported on the progress of the execution of the instructions of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on the preparation of the Comprehensive City Development Plan for 2021-2025. The document provides for the implementation of 118 measures to develop a comfortable urban environment, the real sector of the economy, provide employment, improve social and engineering infrastructure, and solve environmental problems. By 2025, it is planned to reduce the dependence of the city's economy on the fuel and energy complex and the mining industry by increasing the share of the manufacturing industry by 4 times – from 5% to 20%. Over 16.5 thousand new jobs will be created in the fields of mechanical engineering, IT technologies, coal chemistry, and the service sector. 932.3 billion tenge is provided for the implementation of the Plan, over 84% of which are private investments. During his visit to Ekibastuz GRES-1, Chair of the Board of Samruk-Kazyna JSC Almasadam Satkaliyev reported to the Prime Minister on the progress of modernization of this largest thermal power plant of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the implementation of the project for the construction of a new power unit No. 3 of Ekibastuz GRES-2, as well as other investment projects in the electric power industry. At Ekibastuz GRES-1, work is underway to restore power unit No. 1 with the installation of electrostatic precipitators. The implementation of the project will increase the plant's capacity by 550 MW to 4,050 MW and significantly reduce the impact on the environment through the use of modern ash and slag removal technologies. The cost of the project is 123.7 billion tenge, while it is planned to shorten the commissioning time of the station and complete the project in 2023. Thus, in total, in the short term, about 1,200 MW of capacities will be commissioned to meet the needs of the growing economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the implementation of large industrial projects. The Head of Government was presented with promising investment projects in the mining, metallurgical, coal-chemical and manufacturing industries totaling 227.5 billion tenge, which are planned to be implemented in the industrial zone of Ekibastuz. One of the largest projects of the metallurgical industry in Kazakhstan will be the construction of a ferroalloy plant with a capacity of 240 thousand tons of high-quality ferrosilicon and 12 thousand tons of microsilica per year. The project is being implemented by EkibastuzFerroAlloys LLP in the period 2021-2023. The project cost exceeds 55 billion tenge. During the construction of the enterprise, 1.5 thousand jobs will be opened, and after its launch - 800 permanent jobs. The implementation of the project will increase the export potential of Kazakhstan in the ferroalloy market and will improve the position of Kazakhstan in the world rating of ferrosilicon exporters from 5th to 2nd place. The company Ansa Silicon plans to build a plant for the production of technical silicon with a capacity of 35 thousand tons of products per year. The project cost is over 40 billion tenge, commissioning is scheduled for 2023. About 400 new jobs will be created. The products will be exported to the USA, Japan and the countries of the European Union. The Head of Government visited enterprises for the production of railway wheels (Prommashkomplekt LLP), railway axles and wheelsets (RWS Wheelset), reinforced concrete sleepers and beams (RWS Concrete), fasteners – elastic clips, bolts and screws (FerroTransTrade). The export volume is 70-80% of the production. A new impetus to the development of railway engineering in Kazakhstan will be given by the implementation in the city of Ekibastuz of the project for the construction of a forging and bandage complex of Railcast Systems LLP with the participation of investors from Germany and the Russian Federation. Production capacity – 102 thousand rough tires for locomotives, blanks for large gear wheels and forged products per year. The cost of the project is 70.1 billion tenge, the implementation period is 2024, 600 jobs will be created. The launch of the enterprise will fully meet the internal needs of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the specified products. At the same time, 81% will be exported to foreign markets. In Pavlodar, the Prime Minister got acquainted with the development of production and the implementation of the environmental strategy of Aluminum of Kazakhstan JSC, visited the TemirMash plant for the production of special equipment for various purposes, the ZENITH plant for the production of building materials. Following the results of 4 months of 2021, the volume of industrial production in Pavlodar region increased, in comparison with the same period in 2020, by 4.2% to 573.7 billion tenge, including the manufacturing industry – by 5.9%. The working trip was attended by the Minister of National Economy Aset Irgaliyev, Minister of Industry and Infrastructure Development Beibut Atamkulov, Minister of Energy Nurlan Nogayev, as well as Chair of the Board of Samruk-Kazyna JSC Almasadam Satkaliyev.
By the decision of the Management Board of SWF Samruk-Kazyna JSC, Yessimkhanov Sungat Kuatovich was appointed Chairman of the Management Board of Samruk-Energy JSC.
The new head of Samruk-Energy JSC was introduced to the team today by the CEO of Samruk-Kazyna Almassadam Satkaliyev.
Previously, Sungat Yessimkhanov held the post of First Deputy Akim of Pavlodar region. Over the years, he worked as Vice Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Chairman of the Committee for Atomic and Energy Supervision and Control of the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, President of Kazakhenergyexpertise JSC, Director of the Department of the Agency for Regulation of Natural Monopolies and Protection of Competition in Mangistau and Karaganda regions.
Graduated from Pavlodar State University named after S. Toraigyrov and the Bolashak Institute.
