"150 largest investment projects in the electric power industry of neighboring countries. Projects of 2022-2025"

About the Review "150 largest investment projects in the electric power industry of neighboring countries. 2022-2025."

Objectives of the Review:providing up-to-date information on the largest investment projects in the electric power industry of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Belarus, actively implemented in 2022; monitoring the implementation of investment plans of the largest companies; structured description of investment projects indicating the contact details of project participants (customer, investor, developer, general contractor, designer, equipment suppliers and other project participants).
Directions of using the Research results:marketing and strategic planning, search for clients and partners, preparation for negotiations with potential customers.

Time frame of the study:The third quarter of 2022, investment forecast – until 2025.

Terms of the study: August 2022

Advantages of the study: 
As part of the preparation of the Review  "150 largest investment projects in the electric power industry of neighboring countries. 2022-2025" INFOLine specialists analyzed the development plans of the largest companies in the industry, studied the investment programs of the near-abroad Republics, permits of the authorities for construction, tender documentation. Investment projects for the construction of energy facilities conducted as of the third quarter of 2022 and planned for completion in 2023-2025 have been studied.The Review included facilities with investments in the construction of which amount to at least $1 million.

As part of the Review, INFOLine specialists reviewed investment processes in the following countries:
Kyrgyz Republic
Republic of Armenia
Republic of Belarus
Republic of Kazakhstan
Republic of Uzbekistan
Research methods and sources of information:
data of production companies of the electric power industry: annual and quarterly reports, financial reports, reports and interviews, corporate presentations, news materials and press releases of companies, documents of tender sites and other sources;
monitoring of more than 5,000 media outlets and identification of key events in the electric power sector and in the market of engineering services in the energy sector;
monitoring of state and commercial tenders for construction works and supplies of equipment and construction materials;
interviewing companies participating in projects to identify additional data and confirm the stage of actual implementation of projects at the moment;
monitoring of the distribution of resources for the implementation of targeted government programs.
The review was also prepared on the basis of daily and weekly monitoring:
Thematic news: "Alternative energy of the Russian Federation and the world"
Thematic news "Objects of investment and construction of neighboring countries"
Thematic news: "Objects of investment and construction in the Republic of Kazakhstan"