An energy storage facility is being built in the Chui Region in collaboration with the Russian company Rosatom

A project to build an energy storage facility is underway in the town of Tokmok as part of a public-private partnership involving the Russian company Rosatom. The project site covers an area of more than 30 hectares.

This was announced by Beksultan Tokonov, Director of the State Agency for State Property Management.

According to him, the facility is designed to store electricity during periods of low consumption and subsequently feed it into the power grid during peak demand.
Construction is already underway. Work is scheduled to be completed and the facility commissioned in 2027.

The project is expected to provide an additional means of regulating the load on the electricity grids by storing energy during periods of lower consumption.