Kazakhstan's industry will be required to switch to circulating water supply Starting next year, special water use permits will require a five-year water conservation plan.
“We are throwing away energy we have already paid for” — how Europe wants to use waste heat Two-thirds of all energy produced worldwide in 2024 simply vanished into the air as heat.
Kazatomprom received a license for uranium exploration with resources of 10 thousand tons While Kazakhstan's uranium industry boosts output at existing deposits, the national company is also expanding its portfolio for the future.
Bangladesh Tops the Ranking of Countries by Land Irrigation — What About Kazakhstan? While some countries rely almost entirely on artificial irrigation to feed themselves, others are steadily losing already developed irrigated land.
Kazakhstan to consolidate records of all strategic resources into a single digital database Land, water, forests, and subsoil—until now, this data in Kazakhstan existed in separate, poorly linked registries.
China is building the world's largest hydropower plant — three times more powerful than the Three Gorges A construction project in southeastern Tibet is set to triple the capacity of the world's largest operating hydropower station.
Half of all oil imported worldwide goes to Asia The 2026 closure of the Strait of Hormuz reminded the world which countries depend most on imported oil.