Kyrgyzstan Solar Projects Initiative: 425 MW Projects Announced
Arctech has announced 425 MW of new solar tracker projects in Central Asia, with a significant 325 MW project located in Kyrgyzstan. The remaining 100 MW project will be constructed in Kazakhstan.
The Kyrgyzstan project will address construction challenges posed by frost-heave soils and complex terrain. To mitigate these issues, Arctech is implementing a customized foundation solution alongside its SkyLine II tracking system, which is recognized for its adaptability to diverse landscapes.
With these new projects, Arctech’s cumulative solar tracking and mounting deliveries in Central Asia exceed 3.5 GW. This total includes over 700 MW installed in Kyrgyzstan and more than 900 MW in Kazakhstan.
The announcement of these projects further establishes Arctech’s commitment to expanding its presence in the Central Asian region.
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- Arctech secures 425MW of solar tracker projects in Central Asia
- Arctech Strengthens Central Asia Presence with 425 MW of New Solar Projects
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