2021-01-25 14:13:00
FIFTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS AND EXIBITION "HYDROPOWER CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN 2021"
Organising Committee: Vostock Capital
Tel.: +7 495 109 9 509
E-mail: Events@vostockcapital.com
Website: https://hydropowercongress.com/en/
We are excited to announce that the heads of the key investment projects from the Central and Caspian Asia have confirmed their participation in the 5th International Congress and Exhibition “Hydropower Central Asia and Caspian” to be held on 17 and 18 February 2021 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The event is held under the auspices of the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Strategic event partner – Uzbekgidroenergo.
Gold sponsor - Nero Delta. Bronze sponsor - CINK Hydro Energy.
Please note that if foreign delegates won’t be able to attend the Congress, they will have an opportunity to join the event online.
Request the full list of investment projects – https://hydropowercongress.com/en/request-the-full-list-of-investment-projects/
Among the investment projects to be featured at the Congress:
• Samarkand HPP Cascade
Bakhtier Pirmuzamedov, Cascade Director
The Cascade is a complex of 10 operating and several planned hydropower plants which are located on the Zeravshan river, Dargom irrigation canal in the Samarkand region.
• Chirchik-Bozsui HPP Cascade
Alisher Alimov, Director, Urta-Chirchik HPP Cascade
Kobilzhon Primkulov, Director, Nizhne-Bozsui HPP Cascade
This is a hydroelectric system comprising 19 hydropower plants located on the Chirchik river and its tributaries Pskem and Chatkal in Uzbekistan. To date, the projects under construction include: Pskem HPP (project cost exceeds 800 million US dollars), Nizhnechatkal HPP (180 million US dollars), and Mullalak HPP.
• Farkhad HPP
Khudoiberdi Ergashev, HPP Director
Project development with completion planned in 2021 will enable annual power generation growth by 84 million kWh. Works will be conducted at 4 hydroelectric units with HPP power generation growth from 114 to 127 MW. The main equipment for HPP modernisation is manufactured by St. Petersburg’s power engineering companies which are part of Power Machines Company – LMZ and Electrosila.
• Rogun HPP
Makhmasaid Shamsulozoda, Technical Director
The project implies construction of a hydroelectric plant on the river Vakhsh. The HPP is part of the Vakhsh Cascade, it is its upper development. The HPP dam with a height of 335 meters with be the highest in the world.
• Sebzor HPP
Amrikhon Rakhimov, Executive for Director General, Pamir Energy Company
SHPP Sebzor with a capacity of 10 MW is planned for construction on the river Shakhdara in Roshtkal district of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region. It is planned that the plant would produce about 60 million kWh of power annually. In June 2019, the European Union has allocated 20 million euros for construction of Sebzor SHPP.
Among other confirmed participants: Uzbekgidroenergo, Georgian Energy Development Fund, Siemens Transformers, Asian Development Bank, Barki-Tojik, RusHydro, EDF, Chakan HPP, Eurasian Development Bank, National Energy Holding Company, Water and Power Resources Development Company, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Fesco Transportation Group, GUGLER Water Turbines, Hydroproject Institute (Uzbekistan), Megger Germany / Seba Dynatronic Mess- und Ortungstechnik, Electric Power Plants, Hydroproject Institute (Russia), GKPEN KG, International Finance Corporation (IFC), MUHR, Samruk-Energo, Satellite-2005, Tractebel Engineering GmbH, Elsib, ARK Construction Firm, NKF VOLGA Group, KROHNE, Ust-Kamenogorsk HPP, Regional Power Networks of Uzbekistan, and others!
Request the full list of investment projects – https://hydropowercongress.com/en/request-the-full-list-of-investment-projects/
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