Green and low-carbon investments
"Samruk-Energy" JSC considers the development of green and low-carbon investments as a key area of investment activity and long-term strategic development. Approaches to the formation of the investment portfolio are based on the principles of sustainable development, climate responsibility and taking into account the interests of a wide range of stakeholders.
Corporate Governance of Green Investments
Strategic management in the field of sustainable development and integration of ESG factors into investment activities is carried out by the Board of Directors of "Samruk-Energy" JSC. Issues of sustainable development, climate agenda and ESG risks are considered on a regular basis (quarterly) at in-person meetings of the Board of Directors, as well as within the framework of the work of the Strategic Planning Committee of the Board of Directors.
To provide methodological support and coordination of ESG initiatives, the Company has a specialised Corporate Governance and Sustainable Development Department, which ensures the integration of environmental and climate factors into investment planning and decision-making processes.
Environmental and Climate Aspects of Investment Decisions
"Samruk-Energy" JSC applies a systematic approach to environmental and climate risk management in the implementation of investment projects, guided by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, ISO 14001 standard and international sustainable development practices. For expansion and modernisation projects, EIA is carried out, including environmental impact analysis, public hearings and environmental monitoring.
The Company is implementing the Energy Transition Programme until 2060, which is aimed at achieving carbon neutrality and is taken into account when forming its investment portfolio.
Green and low-carbon investment framework
The Company has formed a regulatory and strategic framework that regulates the implementation of green and low-carbon investments. Investment activities are carried out in accordance with the Investment Policy and Development Strategy of the Company, taking into account the corporate standards of Samruk-Kazyna JSC and ESG principles.
The investment portfolio of "Samruk-Energy" JSC is characterised by a significant share of projects in the field of renewable energy and hydropower. The total installed capacity of the projects is about 11.4 GW, of which about 7.2 GW (about 63%) are low-carbon energy sources, including
wind generation — 3.6 GW
solar generation — 1.1 GW
hydro and pumped storage power plants — 2.5 GW.
Out of 19 investment projects, 7 are renewable energy projects, which confirms the sustainable focus of the investment programme on the development of low-carbon energy.
Green Finance and Bonds
"Samruk-Energy" JSC uses sustainable financing instruments to implement environmentally significant investment projects. In 2021, the Company issued and placed green bonds on the Astana International Exchange in the amount of 18.4 billion KZT.
The funds raised were used to finance the Shardarinsk HPP modernisation project aimed at improving energy efficiency, equipment reliability and developing manoeuvering capacities necessary for the integration of renewable energy sources.
The Company carries out annual post-issue reporting in accordance with the requirements of the AIX Business Rules, confirming the intended use of funds and the achievement of environmental effects.
The volume of green bonds in circulation is 18.4 billion KZT
total volume of bonds in circulation — 46.2 billion KZT
The share of green financing in the debt portfolio is about 40%.
Energy efficiency and investments in sustainable development
In addition, the Group of Companies is implementing the Energy Saving and Energy Efficiency Improvement Program for 2026–2031, aimed at reducing the consumption of fuel and energy resources and improving the efficiency of asset operation.
In 2025, the Company also invested in research and development (R&D) aimed at finding technological solutions that contribute to improving the efficiency and sustainability of energy assets.

As of 31 December 2025