Kyrgyz (HPP) in Tajikistan has failed to attract foreign investment, delaying the potential solution to the country’s energy crisis. Once complete, the plant could generate approximately 13 billion kWh of electricity per year, which would resolve energy shortages and provide a potential commodity for export. The project requires around $4bn to complete, with $277.2m allocated from the government. Criticism of the plant’s placement and its potential impact on neighbouring nations has caused interest to stall.
The Rogun Hydropower Plant (HPP) in Tajikistan has failed to attract foreign investment, delaying the potential solution to the country’s energy crisis. Once complete, the plant could generate approximately 13 billion kWh of electricity per year, which would resolve energy shortages and provide a potential commodity for export. The project requires around $4bn to complete, with $277.2m allocated from the government. Criticism of the plant’s placement and its potential impact on neighbouring nations has caused interest to stall.