Active construction, installation, and commissioning works are ongoing at the renewable energy construction sites. Below is the current implementation status of the project. HPP-1: Roof welding works on the station building are underway at the site, reinforcement of the anchor support and discharge channel is being performed, formwork is being assembled, and interior and exterior […]
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At MHP-1, wall plastering, roof welding, reinforcement and manual finishing of the discharge channel, and facade wall insulation are underway. At MHP-2, installation of the sluice, reinforcement and formwork assembly of the drainage channel, and compaction of the pressure basin are being carried out. At HPP #3, work is underway to assemble the formwork for
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An active phase of construction and installation work continues at the small hydroelectric power plant (SHPP) facilities in accordance with the approved production schedule. SHPP-1 Block: Brick walling works have been completed. The construction crew has commenced roofing work, as well as the installation of window and door units for the building. At the 2nd-stage
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The company continues the implementation of the project for the construction of a small hydropower plant cascade on the Turgen River. Currently, works at the SHPP-1 site are progressing at an active pace. Key Stages of Work: All processes strictly comply with the approved construction schedule and technical regulations.
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The installation of column formwork has been completed for the HPP-1 building. Preparation for concrete works is currently underway. In parallel, preparation of the excavation pit for the pressure basin is ongoing. The assembly of steel anchor supports has also been completed, and their installation has already begun. Works are proceeding according to schedule at
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Construction works continue at the Turgen HPP site in the Ak-Suu district. As of April 26, the installation of intermediate reinforced concrete transmission line poles (type SK22) has been completed. At the same time, earthworks are underway for the derivation bench of the first small hydropower plant (1 SHPP). Construction at the site is proceeding
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.
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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
On October 24, 2025, our company “Chon-Ak-Suu Hydro Energy” commissioned the headworks under the current project “Construction of a Cascade of Small Hydropower Plants with a 9,700 m Pressure Pipeline on the Turgen River.”The headworks include the following structures: This launch marked the beginning of the most visually impressive stage — the filling of the
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