Solar panels have been installed on the roof of the Batken electrical network company building

As part of the reforms being carried out by the Ministry of Energy to promote energy conservation and expand the use of renewable energy sources, a subsidiary of OJSC ‘NESK’ — the Batken Electric Grid Company — has taken a significant step forward. Modern solar panels have been installed on the roof of the company's building.

This initiative aims to provide institutions with a stable energy supply and promote the use of clean and safe sources of electricity.

To date, solar panels with a total capacity of 150 kW have been installed on the roof of the enterprise, of which 75 kW are already operational. Of this amount, 35 kW is used for the institution's internal needs, and the remaining 40 kW is fed into the central power grid, ensuring the overall energy balance. This is a significant contribution to both environmental protection and the country's energy sustainability.

In addition, the initiative to use renewable energy sources was supported by the Sulukta District Electric Grid. Modern solar panels with a total capacity of 50 kW were successfully installed on the roof of the administrative building.