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Northern Cyprus
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AKSA Energy to raise Kalecik Power Plant capacity to 223 megawatts

AKSA Energy has announced that it will increase the installed capacity of the Kalecik Power Plant, which operates in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, to 223 megawatts through a 35-megawatt additional investment. According to a report by the Anadolu Agency, the company stated in its announcement that the plant meets about half of the TRNC's electricity needs and that a capacity increase will be carried out.

Diyalog
Kyrgyzstan
Economy

Kazakhstan identifies 20 promising sites for rare earth metal exploration

Kazakhstan has identified about 20 promising areas for the search for rare and rare earth metals, Industry and Construction Minister Yersain Nagaspayev said. Speaking at a plenary session of the Kurultai on Wednesday, he said the country has begun detailed study of its subsoil at a scale of 1:50,000 for the first time in 30 years, describing the work as near-prospecting. Twenty projects have been developed across 100,000 square kilometres.

Knews
Kyrgyzstan
Energy

Kazakhstan Failed to Produce 6 Million Tonnes of Oil Due to CPC Attacks and Tengiz Accident

Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy, Serik Zhumangarin, said at a 13 October briefing that the country lost about 6 million tonnes of oil output in 2026 due to problems with the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) and an accident at the Tengiz field, according to TASS. He said the oil was not produced and remains in the ground, not participating in the economy.

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