KazMunayGas and TotalEnergies begin construction of 1 GW Mirny wind farm in Zhambyl region
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KazMunayGas and TotalEnergies have moved to the active construction phase of the 1 GW Mirny wind farm in Kazakhstan's Zhambyl region. The companies completed the basic design and signed an EPC contract in July 2026, with topographic surveys and mobilization of equipment and personnel now underway at the site.
Key Facts
- The Mirny wind farm will have a capacity of 1 GW and is located in Kazakhstan's Zhambyl region.
- KazMunayGas and TotalEnergies signed an EPC contract for the project in July 2026.
- Topographic surveys and mobilization of special equipment and personnel are currently underway at the construction site.
- The project details were discussed in Astana by KazMunayGas CEO Askhat Khassenov and TotalEnergies' head in Kazakhstan, Younes Frude.
Project Status
KazMunayGas and TotalEnergies have completed the basic design for the Mirny wind farm and are finalizing detailed engineering. An EPC contract was signed in July 2026, marking the transition to the active construction phase. Topographic surveys are underway at the site, along with the mobilization of special equipment and workers.
Leadership Meeting
KazMunayGas CEO Askhat Khassenov and TotalEnergies' head in Kazakhstan, Younes Frude, discussed the project details in Astana. Khassenov thanked Frude, who is soon leaving his post as head of TotalEnergies' representative office in Kazakhstan, for his contribution to the country's green energy development.
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KazMunayGas and TotalEnergies begin construction of 1 GW Mirny wind farm in Zhambyl region
