JSC "Kazcentr ZhKH" in collaboration with LLC "Ekolos" discussed cooperation matters with the international company Ranhill (Malaysia)

 Following an initiative by LLC "Ekolos," a meeting was held with the delegation from the international company Ranhill (Malaysia), "Ekolos," and JSC "Kazcentr ZhKH."

       The international company Ranhill presented information about its activities in the water sector, construction, and energy. Ranhill is the largest public company and ranks first in the water treatment sector in Malaysia, serving 3.5 million people.

         The company’s portfolio includes experience in designing the famous Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Aurora, and other projects in 21 countries, including China, India, and the UAE.

        The meeting discussed strategic directions for cooperation on COS projects and decarbonization issues. JSC "Kazcentr ZhKH" expressed its readiness to support projects with Ranhill and "Ekolos," through the involvement of international and private investments.Moreover, Abutalip Abdurakhman, an independent director of Ranhill, expressed interest in joint activities for the decarbonization of the infrastructure-housing complex.

         In turn, the Chairman of the Board of JSC "Kazcentr ZhKH," Adilkhan Umerbayev, proposed considering the possibility of designing a Decarbonization Center in Kazakhstan, which includes the construction of a complex with social and administrative facilities using the most modern energy-efficient technologies, the implementation of digitalization and SCADA systems, renewable energy sources, and the secondary use of treated water, etc.

        This project could become an example of successful international cooperation in the field of decarbonization, with further replication in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The parties agreed that JSC "Kazcentr ZhKH" will develop a technical task for the project, and the international company Ranhill, together with "Ekolos," will present a preliminary design.

       It is noteworthy that the project is planned to be implemented through the involvement of international and private investments without the use of budgetary funds.