CMD projects in the Kyrgyz Republic Hydropower

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CMD projects in the Kyrgyz Republic Hydropower 1

The Kyrgyz Republic ratified the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in January 14, 2000 The Kyoto Protocol was ratified January 15, 2003 In order to guide and coordinate the implementation of international commitments of the Kyrgyz Republic in the UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol a National Committee on climate change was created by Presidential Decree of July 18, 2005 281 In 2006, the State Agency of Environmental Protection and Forestry under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic appointed by the Executive Body on the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of the Kyoto Protocol

Solar energy (heat) - 421,3 thous. Gcal Solar energy (electric) 22 500 MWh Wind power 44 600 MWh Small streams - 5 billion kwh Biomass 1 300 000 MWh Practical use of renewable energy sources in the Kyrgyz Republic is less than 1 % 3

Hydropower is main direction of the energy sector development in the Kyrgyz Republic Hydropower potential of the Kyrgyz Republic is 142 billion kwh The Kyrgyz Republic takes third place among the CIS countries on hydropower potential after Russia and Tadzhikistan It is possible to construct 33 hydropower plants with capacity of 6 450 MW and annual generation more than 22 billion kwh on the Naryn river 4

Toktoghul HPP Kurpsai HPP Tash-Kumyr HPP Shamaldy-Sai HPP Uchkurgan HPP At-Bashy HPP Kambar-Ata HPP 2 Small HPP (12 ps.) Total installed capacity (1200 MW) (800 MW) (450 MW) (240 MW) (180 MW) (40 MW) (120 MW) (40 MW) 3070 MW 5

Installed capacity: 3786 MW Hydropower: 3070 MW (84%) Thermal: 716 MW (16%) Annual generation: 11,9 billion kwh (2010 year) Hydropower: 11,0 billion kwh (92%) Thermal: 0,9 billion kwh (8%) Resources: Hydropower: 18500 MW Coal (recoverable): 1,3 billion tons Hydrocarbons (gas, oil): 145-260 million tons 6

Title of project Description of project 1 2 The Series of HPPs on Suusamyr and Kokomeren rivers The Kazarman Series of HPPs Three HPPs with total capacity 1 305 MW and generation 3 317 million kwh (Preliminary negotiations are held with Chinese company SINOGIDRO ) Four HPPs with total capacity 1 160 MW and generation 4 661 million kwh 3 The Kulanak Series of HPPs Five HPPs with total capacity 439 MW and generation 2 668 million kwh 4 The At-Bashy Series of HPPs Six HPPs with total capacity 237 MW and generation 1 385 million kwh 5 6 The Series of HPPs on the Alabuga River The Upper Naryn Series of HPPs Four HPPs with total capacity 414 MW and generation 1 711 million kwh Four HPPs with total capacity 191MW and generation 1 054 kwh 7

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Title Volume of the reservoir, million cbm Installed capacity, MW Generation, Million kwh Karakol 400 33 95,0 Kokomeren-1 680 360 848 Kokomeren-2 19,5 912 2 374 Overall 1 305 3 317 9

Title Volume of reservoir, mln.mз Installed capacity, МW Output, mln. KWh Atbashi (on Naryn stream ) 16,0 135 756,7 Uchkum 8,6 88 551,8 Aktaly 24,0 38 238,9 Dzhilanaryk-1-80 503,0 Dzhilanaryk-2-98 617,4 Total 439 2667,8 10

Title Volume of reservoir, mln.mз Installed capacity, МW Output, mln. KWh Alabuga 2835,5 600 2358,3 Karabulun-1 110,0 149 536,0 Karabulun-2 110,0 163 852,0 Toguztorouz 168,46 248 915,3 Total 1160 4661,6 11

Title Volume of reservoir, mln.mз Installed capacity, МW Output, mln. KWh Taldysuu 1 306,5 20,0 119,0 Taldysuu 2-26,7 161,0 Oytersken 1-28,5 172,0 Oytersken 2-17,0 102,0 Akjar 278,3 40,0 199,0 Atbashy - 40,0 165,0 Total 172,2 918,0 12

Title Volume of reservoir, mln.mз Installed capacity, МW Output, mln. KWh Arpan 1 310,0 136,0 556,0 Arpan 2 200,0 58,0 217,0 Makmal 27,0 112,0 465,0 Saz 19,8 108,0 473,0 Total 414,0 1711,0 13

The hydropower potential of small rivers and streams is up to 5-8 billion kwh per year In nearest perspective 90 new small hydropower plants can be constructed with total capacity up to 180 MW and annual production - 1.0 billion kwh of electricity There is also an opportunity of reconstruction of previously existing 39 small hydropower plants with total capacity of 23 MW and average annual output about110 million kwh of electricity

Series of Alamedin HPP (7 stations) - 22.18 MW; Lebedinov HPP - 7.6 MW; Kemin HPP - 8.7 MW; Kalinin HPP - 1.4 MW; Issyk-Ata HPP - 1.6 MW; Naiman HPP - 0.6 MW. The total capacity of small hydropower plants - 42 MW

The project "Strategic planning development of small hydropower in the Kyrgyz Republic funded by the EBRD. The first phase of the project has been completed and the implementation of second phase has been started. During the second phase 4 pilot feasibility studies are going to be developed and offered to investors for the implementation. Medium-sized project "Development of small hydro" is being implemented jointly with UNDP. In this project the development of the regulatory framework in the field of renewable energy and small hydropower, increasing of the potential of professionals of the Ministry of Energy and development of renewable energy feasibility studies for 5 small hydro projects are stipulated.

4 pilot projects recommended by the project "Strategic planning development of small hydropower in the Kyrgyz Republic " 1.HPP Sokuluk-5 1.5 MW; 2.Oy-Alma HPP - 7.7 MW; 3.Ortho-Tokoi HPP - 20 MW; 4.Tortgul HPP - 3 MW.

The Kyrgyz Republic Kazakhstan Tajikistan Afghanistan Pakistan (500 kv "Datka-Kemin") (500 kv, "Kemin-Almaty") (500 kv "Datka-Khujand", the project CASA-1000) (500 kv "Sangtuda Kabul", the project CASA-1000) (500 kv, "Kabul-Peshawar", the project CASA-1000)

The Law "On Energy" (1996); The Law "On Electrical energy" (1997); The Law "On Energy Saving" (1998); The Law "On Renewable Energy Sources" (2008); The National Energy Program for 2008-2010 years and the strategy of development of the energy sector up to 2025 year (2008); The program of development of small hydropower (2009)

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