Arctech, a prominent player in solar tracking solutions, has secured 425 MW of new solar projects in Central Asia. This includes a substantial 325 MW project in Kyrgyzstan and a 100 MW project in Kazakhstan.
Navigating Regional Challenges
The Central Asian terrain poses unique challenges for solar installation, from frost-heave soils in Kyrgyzstan to complex geological conditions in Kazakhstan. Arctech's innovative engineering solutions are tailored to these specific local environments.
Arctech continues to build strong capabilities to serve the region's evolving solar market.
Company Statement
- 325 MW SkyLine II project in Kyrgyzstan
- 100 MW SkyLine II project in Kazakhstan
- Over 3.5 GW of solar systems delivered in Central Asia
In Kyrgyzstan, the 325 MW project is designed to tackle frost-heave soils and challenging terrain. Arctech has implemented a customized foundation solution that enhances on-site construction efficiency.
The 100 MW project in Kazakhstan also utilizes site-specific engineering to match the local geological requirements, ensuring optimal performance of the solar tracking systems.
These new projects reflect Arctech's commitment to advancing renewable energy in Central Asia, where the demand for reliable solar solutions is on the rise. The company's previous installations include more than 700 MW in Kyrgyzstan and over 900 MW in Kazakhstan.
As the region accelerates its shift towards renewable energy, Arctech is poised to deepen its expertise and foster partnerships that support long-term clean energy objectives.