On July 12 in Astana, under the auspices of the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan, an extended meeting of the operational headquarters on the development of non-resource exports was held in the format of a B2G dialogue. This large-scale event brought together representatives of more than 10 business associations, 20 government bodies, and national development institutions, as well as about 150 exporters. Delegates discussed key strategies and initiatives aimed at strengthening Kazakhstan's position in the global non-resource export market.

Zhomart Nurkanov, a representative of "TechnoGroupService" LLP, proposed the creation of an Export Cartel and the organization of product deliveries under a single credit agreement, which was accepted. This initiative is aimed at enhancing the export potential and increasing the competitiveness of high-tech Kazakhstani products in international markets. Currently, "TechnoGroupService" LLP is implementing a project to construct a 50 MW solar power plant in the Kyrgyz Republic, with the potential to export up to 80% of Kazakhstani equipment, services, and works of the project's total cost.

On July 9, 2024, a significant event took place for the development of energy engineering in the renewable energy sector of Kazakhstan. Almaty Finance approved and signed a credit agreement with “Altyn Group” LLP (part of “TechnoGroupService” LLP) to finance the construction of a photovoltaic module (PV) manufacturing plant. This agreement provides the necessary support for accelerating the construction work and commencing production, which is scheduled for December 2024.

The Akimat of Almaty allocated a land plot of more than 2 hectares for the plant's construction, ensuring a convenient logistical location for the supply of raw materials and the shipment of finished products to potential clients in Kazakhstan and neighboring countries. The project aims to increase the share of renewable energy in Kazakhstan's total electricity generation. Currently, the share of renewable energy stands at 5.8%, with plans to increase it to 16% by 2035.

The production capacity will be 150 MW per year, with plans to produce solar modules under the "TGS-Solar" brand with a capacity of over 585 W. The project will create more than 100 new jobs and will form a chain of Kazakhstani manufacturers of components and materials.

As part of the cooperation between "TechnoGroupService" LLP and the Chinese corporation POWER CHINA on projects for the development of a 1 GW wind farm in the Zhanaarka district of the Ulytau region and the construction of a plant for the production of metal sections for wind turbine towers, pre-investment activities are ongoing. Project and survey work is being carried out on the allocated land plots, including the installation of a meteorological mast and Lidar equipment to measure wind energy potential. Kazakh and Chinese partners are working on structuring project financing and determining potential sales volumes for the future plant's products.

Representatives of the regional Akimat provide constant support for the projects' implementation. On July 3, 2024, Deputy Akim of the Ulytau region Zhanibek Nupirov and Head of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Industry Gaziz Toleuov visited the industrial base of "TechnoGroupService LLP", as well as the 1.2 MW "Zhez-Solar" SPP and the 10 MW "Kengir" SPP, which were built and are maintained by the company.

During the visit, current issues regarding the implementation of the promising "Zhanaarka" 1 GW WPP project and the wind turbine tower metal structure plant project were discussed. A reporting meeting with POWER CHINA and SINO HYDRO is scheduled to coordinate actions and ensure timely conditions for project implementation.

On July 2, 2024, during the Kazakhstan-China Business Council, two pivotal agreements were signed to advance renewable energy projects in Kazakhstan. TechnoGroupService LLP and POWER CHINA INTERNATIONAL GROUP LIMITED have entered into a contract to construct a 20 MW solar power plant in the Almaty region. Simultaneously, an agreement was finalized with LONGi Green Energy Technology to establish a 150 MW annual capacity photovoltaic module production facility in Almaty, situated within the Alatau IT Special Economic Zone. Zhomart Mominbayev highlighted that these collaborations will strengthen partnerships with industry leaders and mark Kazakhstan's first large-scale ventures into domestic manufacturing for renewable energy equipment, with plans to launch operations by the end of this year.