The renewable energy produced by Pamir Energy’s plants, like this one at the new Hydro Power Plant in Murghab, Tajikistan, has displaced the need to burn trees or use high-polluting diesel generators. Due to its limited greenhouse emissions, Pamir Energy has been able to generate revenue by selling carbon credits. In addition, the company continues to be a source of livelihood and skill development, providing employment opportunities to over 600 local residents and 200 contractual opportunities.
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Article Author: Agreement for EU-funded HPP construction in Tajikistan signed in Dushanbe
Media Source: The Times of Central Asia
Date: 3 August 2020
Tajikistan’s Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Mr. Zavqi Zavqizoda, Director of Pamir Energy Company, Mr. Daler Jumaev and KfW signed a Grant and Project Implementing Agreement for construction of a small hydropower plant Sebzor in Roshtqala district of Mountainous Badakhshan Autonomous Province (GBAO) in Tajikistan. The…
Tajikistan’s Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Mr. Zavqi Zavqizoda, Director of Pamir Energy Company, Mr. Daler Jumaev and KfW signed a Grant and Project Implementing Agreement for construction of a small hydropower plant Sebzor in Roshtqala district of Mountainous Badakhshan Autonomous Province (GBAO) in Tajikistan. The project will be financed through state-owned German Development bank – KfW. The executing agency for the project is Pamir Energy company, which operates the energy system of GBAO on the basis of a concession agreement with the Government of Tajikistan.