«Samruk-Energy» joint-stock company (hereinafter – «Samruk-Energy» JSC or the Company) was established on April 18, 2007 by resolution of general meeting of founders in order to develop and implement a long-term state policy on upgrading of existing and introduction of new generating facilities. The founders of the Company at the time of its establishment were «Kazakhstan holding for management of state assets «Samruk» JSC and «KazTransGaz» JSC.
“The Company faces the challenge of creating a balanced development model that includes the optimal ratio of energy supply to domestic consumers and exports, while combining high economic efficiency, innovative development and advanced standards of social responsibility.”
Zhulamanov Bakitzhan Tolevzhanovich
Chairman of the Management Board of «Samruk-Energy» JSC
Company history
2007
«Samruk-Energy» joint-stock company (hereinafter – «Samruk-Energy» JSC or the Company) was established on April 18, 2007 by resolution of general meeting of founders in order to develop and implement a long-term state policy on upgrading of existing and introduction of new generating facilities. The founders of the Company at the time of its establishment were «Kazakhstan holding for management of state assets «Samruk» JSC and «KazTransGaz» JSC.
The Company was registered on May 10, 2007. The central office of the Company was relocated to Almaty city.
2007
Company history
2008
As a result of reorganization effected through the merger of “Kazakhstan holding for management of state assets “Samruk” JSC and “Sustainable development fund “Kazyna” JSC, on November 3, 2008, the Company’s shareholder became “Sovereign Wealth Fund “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC, being the legal successor of “Kazakhstan holding for management of state assets “Samruk” JSC. “KazTransGas” JSC also remains in shareholders’ composition.
2008
Company history
2009
A number of companies became a part of “Samruk-Energy” JSC in 2008-2011, including “Bogatyr Komir” LLP which owns the world’s largest coal mine, “Ekibastuz GRES-2” JSC, “Bulat Nurzhanov Ekibastuz GRES-1” LLP, “Aktobe CHP” JSC, “T.I. Baturov Zhabmylskaya GRES”, “Alatau Zharyk Company” JSC, “Almaty Power Plants” JSC, “Shardarinskaya HPP” JSC and others.
2009
Company history
2010
The Company relocated from Almaty city to Astana city in May 2010. “Samruk-Energy” JSC shares that belong to “KazTransGas” JSC were transferred to “SWF “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC on 29th of August pursuant to Decree of the Republic of Kazakhstan Government No.1103. Thus, today “Samruk-Kazyna” JSC is the sole shareholder of the Company.
2010
Company history
2023
To date, the Company is the largest diversified holding company successfully integrated into the international power balance, creating value for its shareholders and aimed at building highly efficient power supply system ensuring sustainable development of all Kazakhstan’s sectors..
2023
Main products:
Electricity production
Heat production
Transmission and distribution of electricity
Production of steam coal
Production capacity
The installed capacity of "Samruk-Energy" JSC power plants made 6 215 MW in 2021, representing 26 % of the total installed capacity of power plants of the RK UES.
Electricity generation volumes made 35 609 million kWh, which is 31 % of the total electricity production across the RK UES for 2021.
Sale of heat by power plants of “Samruk-Energy” JSC amounted to 5 766.0 thousand Gcal in 2021.
The length of 0,4 - 220 kV PTL, km:
25 259,77 km
Overhead PTL
5 317,22 km
Cable PTL
30 576,99 km
Total PTL length
Data on 220 kV and below substations:
35 kV
above substation
7112,46 MVA
Full capacity. Q-ty — 207.
6-10/04 kV
substation
2841,61 MVA
Full capacity. Q-ty — 7158.
Key markets
Key markets for products (wholesale and retail electricity markets, local thermal power markets) and services of “Samruk-Energy” JSC subsidiaries and affiliates by the RK UES zones:
• Northern zone - Akmola, Aktobe, East Kazakhstan, Karaganda, Kostanay, Pavlodar, North Kazakhstan regions and Astana city
• Southern zone - Almaty, Zhambyl, Kyzylorda, South Kazakhstan regions and Almaty city
• Western zone - Mangistau region
In addition, produced steam coal is sold in Kazakhstan’s domestic market and is exported to the Russian Federation.