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Appendix 1 List of Relevant Projects Completed by Our Team Appendix 1 List of relevant projects completed by our team (as of January 2021) № Project name Year Results 1 Grid connection study of cascade of Shelek HPPs Approved by KEGOC JSC, 2011 Customer: KAZHYDRO LLP AZHK JSC, MINT RoK 2 Grid connection study of WPP with installed capaci- Approved by KEGOC JSC, ty of 48 MW on Arkalyk site 2011 MINT RoK, technical condi- Customer: SYNERGY ASTANA LLP tions are issued by KEGOC 3 Feasibility study for the construction of WPP with Approved by Gosexpertiza installed capacity of 48 MW on Arkalyk site 2011 and MINT RoK, individual Customer: SYNERGY ASTANA LLP tariff is defended 4 Feasibility study “Construction of OHTL 500 kV Approved by Gosexpertiza. Semey – Aktogai – Taldykorgan – Alma” 2012 The project is under con- Customer: EnergoStroyProekt LLP struction on EPC basis. 5 Grid connection study of Agip KCO GTPP in Atyrau Approved by KEGOC JSC, region 2012 MINT RoK, technical condi- Customer: KAZNIPIENERGOPROM JSC tions are issued by KEGOC 6 Grid connection study of Uralsk GTPP with installed Approved by KEGOC JSC, capacity of 200 MW in West Kazakhstan region 2013 MINT RoK, technical condi- Customer: Batys Power LLP tions are issued by KEGOC 7 Grid connection study of Badamsha WPP with in- Approved by KEGOC JSC, stalled capacity of 48 MW and future expansion to 2013 MINT RoK, technical condi- 96 MW in Aktobe region tions are issued by KEGOC Customer: SYNERGY ASTANA LLP 8 Approved by KEGOC JSC, Grid connection study of Merke HPPs with installed ZHES LLP, MINT RoK, capacity of 18 MW in Zhambyl region 2013 technical conditions are is- Customer: Taraz Green Power GENCO LLP sued by ZHES LLP 9 Grid connection study of Kokshetau CHP with in- Approved by KEGOC JSC, stalled capacity of 240 MW in Akmola region 2013 Kokshetau-Energo LLP, Customer: local authority - Akimat of Akmola region MINT RoK 10 External power supply study of Lomonosovskoe Approved by KEGOC JSC, deposit in Kostanai region 2013 technical conditions are is- Customer: Lomonosovskoe LLP sued by KEGOC 11 Approved by KEGOC JSC, Detailed design of 500 kV OHTL Ekibastuzskaya- Approved by RGP Gosex- Semey (line length 400 km) 2013 pertiza, the project is under Customer: EnergoStroyProekt LLP construction 1 № Project name Year Results 12 Analysis of Steady-State and Transient Stability of the Parallel Operations of Power Systems of the Final report is accepted and Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Tajikistan un- 2013 approved by USAID der CASA-1000 Project Customer: TETRA TECH on behalf of USAID 13 Approved by KEGOC JSC, Grid connection study of Semey CHP-3 with in- VKREK JSC, MINT RoK, stalled capacity of 180 MW in Akmola region 2013 technical conditions are is- Customer: Samruk-Energy JSC sued by VKREK JSC 14 Feasibility study for the construction of 500 kV Approved by Gosexpertiza. cross border OHTL Kazakhstan-Kyrgyzstan 2014 The project is under con- Customer: KEGOC JSC struction on EPC basis. 15 Pre-feasibility study for the connection of West Ka- PreFS is approved by the zakhstan power system with UPS of Kazakhstan 2014 customer - KEGOC JSC. Customer: KEGOC JSC 16 External power supply study of Aryskum Oil&Gas Approved by KEGOC JSC, deposit in Kyzylorda region 2014 technical conditions are is- Customer: PetroKazakhstan Kumkol Resources sued by KEGOC JSC 17 Approved by KEGOC JSC Grid connection study of Badamsha WPP with in- and ME RoK, technical stalled capacity of 100 MW in Aktobe region 2014 conditions are issued by Customer: EUROFINSA KZ LLP KEGOC 18 Approved by KEGOC JSC Grid connection study of Shayan WPP with installed and ME RoK, technical capacity of 100 MW in South Kazakhstan region 2014 conditions are issued by Customer: EUROFINSA KZ LLP KEGOC 19 Approved by KEGOC JSC, Grid connection study of Batyr SPP with installed MAEK-Kazatomprom LLP capacity of 2 MW in Mangistau region 2014 and ME RoK, technical Customer: Group Independent LLP conditions are issued by MAEK-Kazatomprom 20 Approved by KEGOC JSC, Grid connection study of Batyr SPP with installed GKP Mangistauenergo and capacity of 5 MW in Mangistau region 2014 ME RoK, technical condi- Customer: Best Group NS LLP tions are issued by GKP Mangistauenergo 21 Approved by KEGOC JSC, Grid connection study of Akshukur WPP with in- MREK JSC and ME RoK, stalled capacity of 5 MW in Mangistau region 2014 technical conditions are is- Customer: Best Group NS LLP sued by MREK JSC 2 № Project name Year Results 22 Approved by KEGOC JSC External power supply study of NPS-663 (Kaz- and Caspian Pipeline Con- transoil JSC) pumping station 2014 sortium JSC, technical con- Customer: Electroservice LLP ditions are issued by Caspi- an Pipeline Consortium JSC 23 Feasibility study for the construction of Balkhash- Approved by Gosexpertiza. skaya TPP grid connection objects 2014 The project is under con- Customer: KEGOC JSC struction on EPC basis 24 Grid connection study of Zhanazhol GTPP feeding Approved by KEGOC JSC Gas Processing Unit #3 in Aktobe region 2014 and ME RoK Customer: CNPC-Aktobemunaigas JSC 25 Grid connection study of Gas fired power plant 8х1,2 MW on North-west Kyzylkya Oil&Gas deposit Approved by KEGOC JSC 2015 Customer: PetroKazakhstan Kumkol Resources and ME RoK JSC 26 Elaboration of preliminary feasibility study for con- Accepted by the Customer struction of GTPP in Kyzylorda region 2015 Elaboration of feasibility Customer: "Turkuaz Invest" LLP study is planned 27 Feasibility study for the construction of WPP with installed capacity of 48 MW on Badamsha site 2015 Approved by Gosexpertiza Customer: «Arm Wind» LLP 28 Approved by distribution External power supply study of VNS-667 system operator - MREK (Kaztransoil JSC) water pumping station 2015 JSC, technical conditions Customer: Electroservice LLP are issued 29 Grid connection study of 24 MW small hydro power plants cascade on Tekes river in Rayimbek district Approved by KEGOC JSC, 2015 of Almaty region AZHK JSC and ME RoK Customer: «KazGidroKaskad» LLP 30 Grid connection study of 37.9 MW small hydro power plants cascade on Bayinkol river in Approved by KEGOC JSC 2015 Rayimbek district of Almaty region and AZHK JSC Customer: «KazGidroKaskad2» LLP 31 Grid connection study ap- Grid connection study and Feasibility study for the proved by KEGOC JSC, construction of WPP with installed capacity of 50 MREK JSC and ME RoK, MW on Fort-Shevchenko site in Mangistau 2015 technical conditions were region issued, FS approved by Customer: «CMI Green Energy» LLP Gosexpertiza 32 External power supply study of Komarovskiy gold deposit concentrator plant in Zhetikara town of Approved by grid owner 2015 Kostanay region company - KEGOC JSC Customer: «ASPMK-519» LLP 3 № Project name Year Results 33 Grid connection study of small HPP-2 on Lepsy riv- Approved by KEGOC JSC er in Almaty region 2015 and TATEK JSC Customer: «GES Lepsy-2» LLP 34 Grid connection study of small HPP on Kora river in Approved by KEGOC JSC Almaty region 2015 and Karatal-Transit LLP Customer: «Korinskaya GES» LLP 35 Feasibility study for Badamsha WPP with installed FS approved by Gosex- capacity of 48 MW in Aktobe region 2015 pertiza Customer: «ARM WIND» LLP 36 Grid connection study ap- Grid connection study and Feasibility study for the proved by KEGOC JSC, construction of SPP with installed capacity of 40 2015 ZhREK JSC, technical con- MW on Gulshat site in Karaganda region ditions issued, FS approved Customer: «KPM-Delta» LLP by Gosexpertiza 37 Grid connection study ap- Grid connection study and Feasibility study for the proved by KEGOC JSC, Second stage (50MW expansion) of SPP on 2015 technical conditions issued, Burnoe site in Zhambyl region FS approved by Gosex- Customer: «United Green Energy Limited» pertiza 38 Research on Renewable energy integration capabil- Research results approved ities of the Kazakstan power system at current and 2015 by the customer «KEGOC» future prospects JSC and Ministry of Energy Customer: «KEGOC» JSC 39 Balance approved by the Power and energy balance of the Kazakhstan pow- customer «KEGOC» JSC, er system for 2016-2022 period with long term fu- 2016 final report published on ture prospects till 2025, 2030 Transmission system op- Customer: «KEGOC» JSC erator official website 40 Grid connection study ap- Grid connection study and Feasibility study for the proved by KEGOC JSC, 50MW SPP on Baikonur in Kyzylorda region 2016 technical conditions issued, Customer: «United Green Energy Limited» FS approved by Gosex- pertiza 41 Grid connection study ap- Grid connection study and Feasibility study for the proved by KEGOC JSC, 50MW SPP Kapshagay-Solar in Almaty region 2016 technical conditions issued, Customer: «Reliable High Technologies» LLP FS approved by Gosex- pertiza 42 Grid connection study ap- Grid connection study for 10 MW gas piston power proved by KEGOC JSC and plant GPES-MTU in West-Kazakhstan region 2016 Aksaygazpromenergo LLP, Customer: «Condensate» JSC technical conditions issued 4 № Project name Year Results 43 Grid connection study ap- Grid connection study for 4.5 MW WPP in Kap- proved by KEGOC JSC and shagay Almaty region 2016 AZHK JSC, technical condi- Customer: «ANNAR» LLP tions issued 44 Approved by KEGOC JSC, Detailed design of 500 kV OHTL Semey - Aktogay Approved by RGP Gosex- (line length 400 km) 2016 pertiza, the project is under Customer: KEGOC JSC construction 45 Grid connection study ap- Grid connection study for 4.5 MW WPP in Nurly proved by KEGOC JSC and Almaty region 2016 AZHK JSC, technical condi- Customer: «Nurly WPP» LLP tions issued 46 Based on the results of the Technical-economical research for construction
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