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The PPP Center and Asian Development Bank discussed project structure, private investment mobilization, and risk distribution in Manila.

Kyrgyzstan's Public-Private Partnership Center and the Asian Development Bank are continuing preparations for a wind power plant project with a capacity of 75–100 MW. The parties discussed progress at the Manila Dialogue on Energy Interconnection and Debt Burden, held in the Philippines with ADB support.
At a separate meeting, representatives of the bank and its PPP Office reviewed the current project status, mechanisms for attracting private capital, risk distribution between the state and investors, and potential further technical support from the ADB.
The project is at the technical preparation stage. In August, the ADB announced a call for specialists to conduct preliminary geotechnical studies and design a wind power plant with a capacity of approximately 100 MW. A consultation support agreement between Kyrgyzstan and the ADB was concluded in October 2024.
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View Now →Kyrgyzstan and the Asian Development Bank are preparing a 75–100 MW wind power plant project, having discussed mechanisms for attracting private capital and risk distribution. The project is at the technical preparation stage, with the ADB announcing a call for specialists to conduct geotechnical studies.
Wind energy development is critical for diversifying Kyrgyzstan's energy supply and reducing dependence on hydropower. Mobilizing private investment through the PPP mechanism could enhance the country's energy security and stabilize electricity tariffs.

Anna Kuznetsova