Eni, KMG begin work on 250 MW renewables-gas power plant in Kazakhstan
Eni, KMG begin work on 250 MW renewables-gas power plant in Kazakhstan
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Summary
The project features a hybrid combination of renewable power plants, alongside a gas power plant to balance and stabilise electricity production. by: Shardul Sharma
Italy's Eni and Kazakh state-owned KazMunayGas (KMG) have commenced construction on their joint 250 MW hybrid rene...
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