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Construction work continues at the Turgen HPP site in the Ak-Suu district. As of early April, 27 intermediate transmission line towers have been installed. At the same time, construction of the 35/10 kV “Novo-Voznesenovka” substation is underway. Currently, foundation preparation for the substation portal is in progress. Work at the site is ongoing as planned.

Since February of this year, construction work has begun on the project to connect the Small Hydropower Plant (SHP) to the networks of JSC “National Electric Grid of Kyrgyzstan” at the 35/10 kV “Novo-Voznesenovka” substation (35 kV Zhyrgalan overhead line) with the construction of a 35 kV overhead line in the Ak-Bulun rural community, Ak-Suu

On March 9, 2026, LLC “Chon-Ak-Suu Hydro-Energy” signed a contract with the Turkish company SUPERLIT for the supply of GRP fiberglass pipes and fittings for the diversion channel of the small hydropower plant (SHP). SUPERLIT is a leading international manufacturer and supplier of fiberglass piping systems since 1961, serving various projects in hydropower, irrigation, and

Construction progress has been achieved at several facilities of the small HPP cascade in the Turgun Gorge. Contractors have completed earthworks and monolithic work. Completed work: The construction of the small HPP cascade is proceeding according to the approved schedule. 

Large-scale works are underway at the cascade of small hydropower plants in the Turgen Gorge with doubled intensity. At present, the backfilling of the wall of the second settling tank block has been fully completed, ensuring increased structural stability. On the first settling tank block, flat gates—key elements for regulating water flows—have been successfully installed.

Reinforcement installation for concrete columns is ongoing at the SHPP-1 site. Simultaneously, earthworks are underway for the foundation of the head basin. All construction activities are being carried out in accordance with the approved production work plan.

On July 3, 2025, a contract was signed in Bishkek between Chon-Ak-Suu Hydro Energy and CINK Hydro-Energy for the supply of equipment for the small hydropower plant.

With the first rays of the sun breaking over the quiet mountain valley of Turgen River, the hum of engines filled the air: construction equipment and materials began arriving. Here, just 50 kilometers from Karakol in Issyk-Kul region, the official launch of construction of a cascade of small hydropower plants took place — a large-scale project set to become a new pillar of Kyrgyzstan’s energy independence. Two years ago,