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Wind energy in Kazakhstan: pt. 2: pilot project in Akmola Oblast
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Publication date:
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ECN
Solar Energy
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1-12-1998
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ECN report number:
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Document type:
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ECN-C--98-100
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ECN publication
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Full text:
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59
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Abstract:
A description is given of three proposed pilot projects for wind energyin the Akmola Oblast in Kazakhstan. The objective of the projects is to
demonstrate the technical feasibility for wind power under Kazakhstan
circumstances and to serve as an example for future implementation of wind
energy in Kazakhstan. The first project is a 50 kW wind turbine for the
village of Kagimukhan near Astana. The wind turbine would be connected to the
existing grid and would be owned and operated by the company responsible for
the technical management of the village. The second project consists of two
50 kW wind turbines producing power for the water supply system of the town
of Shortandy (70 km North of Astana). The third project is a 5 MW farm to
supply the electric power of the city of Jermentau (130 km East from Astana).
The report describes the main elements of the proposed projects
(pre-feasibility study): the approach and partners involved, the energy
demand and wind energy supply, the proposed wind energy system, the
exploitation, operation and maintenance aspects, the project development cost
analysis, the electric utility interconnection aspects, the financial
analysis and legal and environmental issues
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