During a working visit to China, the Minister of Energy of Kyrgyzstan, Talaybek Ibraev, held a number of significant meetings with representatives of major Chinese energy and technology companies. The main topic of discussion was the development of charging stations and energy storage systems.
During the trip, the minister visited the production facilities of ShuiFa Group in Zhuhai, where he was able to familiarize himself with their activities. A meeting was held at the factory with the Deputy Director of ShuiFa, Yang Bin, who is a member of the Party Committee.
As a result of the negotiations, the parties signed a Memorandum of Understanding, which will serve as the basis for further cooperation in the field of energy infrastructure, including the construction of charging stations in Kyrgyzstan. This step is important for modernizing the country's energy sector and creating a sustainable transport infrastructure.
In addition, Talaybek Ibraev met with Yulin Lyan, the founder and CEO of NUCL New Energy Tech, where the prospects for joint work on developing infrastructure for electric vehicles and implementing innovative technologies were discussed.
The minister noted that the installation and operation of charging stations in Kyrgyzstan using modern solutions are pressing tasks. A representative of NUCL New Energy Tech expressed readiness to cooperate with the Ministry of Energy.
The delegation also held negotiations with Zhejiang Anfu Energy, which specializes in manufacturing equipment for electric transport. The possibilities for supplies and localization of technologies were discussed, which could significantly enhance the level of charging infrastructure in the country.
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