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What does PwC Kazakhstan do?

Annually, at PwC Kazakhstan, we release a study on our Energy sector. This initiative is our independent contribution to fostering a more sustainable and resilient energy system.

Why should Kazakhstan be involved in the energy transition process?

It is essential for Kazakhstan to involve all stakeholders in the energy transition process, including energy providers, consumers, and the government. This will ensure a smoother implementation and greater acceptance of new technologies.

How much CO2 is stored in Kazakhstan?

In Kazakhstan, CO 2 produced from Ammonia production accounts for only 0.2% (Fig. 4). Seven storage sinks from the CCS hubs are considered for CO 2 storage. The Precaspian basin, with a potential total effective storage of 602 Gt CO 2 (Abuov et al., Dec. 2020), shares three storage sinks for Atyrau, Oral, and Aktobe CCS hubs.

What can Kazakhstan do with Germany's energy policy?

By adopting key elements of Germany's approach, such as a strong regulatory framework, investment in innovation, and stakeholder engagement, Kazakhstan can make substantial progress in modernising its grid, managing renewable integration, and setting a benchmark for energy reform in the region.

What is PWC Kazakhstan's Energy Future?

PwC Kazakhstan presents the results of the study “Empowering Kazakhstan's Energy Future through Smart Technologies” as of February 2024. The study is an adaptation of the Strategy& Study “Watt’s the plan?”, which discusses the implementation of digital business models (DBMs) for energy utilities.

Why is Kazakhstan a stable electricity market?

PwC analysis. While company's primary role is in transmission and not direct consumer interaction, its operations facilitate a stable electricity market in Kazakhstan. This stability is essential for ensuring that consumers have access to reliable electricity and benefit from the efficient operation of the market.