Electricity consumption declines in Kyrgyzstan — Energy Ministry
Electricity consumption in Kyrgyzstan totaled 48.4 million kilowatt-hours over the past 24 hours, down from the levels recorded on previous days, the Ministry of Energy said.
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Kyrgyzstan records historic peak in summer electricity consumption
According to the National Electric Network of Kyrgyzstan, on June 29, 2026, daily electricity consumption in the country’s power system reached 47,112 million kilowatt-hours.
NENK explains mass power outages in Kyrgyzstan by extreme heat
The cause of the regular electricity outages in Kyrgyzstan is the extreme heat and a record increase in power consumption, the National Electric Network of Kyrgyzstan (NENK) reported.
Kyrgyzstan expects electricity deficit of 4 billion kilowatt-hours
Kyrgyzstan is expected to face an electricity deficit of around 4 billion kilowatt-hours in 2026. First Deputy Energy Minister, Omurbek Zhenishbekov, said at a parliamentary committee meeting.
Energy deficit in Kyrgyzstan covered by imports from four countries
During the autumn—winter period, total electricity consumption in Kyrgyzstan reached 19.3 billion kWh. Domestic generation amounted to 15.4 billion kWh. First Deputy Energy Minister, Omurbek Zhenishbekov, said at a parliamentary committee meeting.
Energy Minister comments on power outages in Kyrgyzstan
A record increase in electricity consumption amid an extreme heatwave has been registered in Kyrgyzstan, Energy Minister Altynbek Rysbekov said at a briefing.
Rolling blackouts, rising prices: What Amangeldiev said about energy sector
Kyrgyzstan will be able to significantly reduce its electricity deficit in 2027-2028 after commissioning new generating capacity. However, the problem won’t be completely solved by adding a few new facilities—power plant construction must be ongoing. First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Daniyar Amangeldiev said in an exclusive interview with 24.kg news agency.
Ministry of Energy: No disruptions registered in Kyrgyzstan's power system
Kyrgyzstan’s power system is currently operating stably, with no overloads or technical disruptions recorded in the electricity networks, the Ministry of Energy reported.
Cause of blackout remains undisclosed, power outages continue in Kyrgyzstan
Three days after a major disruption to Kyrgyzstan’s power system on July 17, the Ministry of Energy has yet to provide a detailed explanation of the cause of the blackout. Meanwhile, residents of Bishkek continue to report prolonged and repeated electricity outages.
Energy Ministry: Energy system of Kyrgyzstan operating normally
As of July 23, Kyrgyzstan’s power system is operating in normal mode, the Ministry of Energy reported.
Ex-Prosecutor General proposes introducing four-day workweek in Kyrgyzstan
Former Prosecutor General of Kyrgyzstan Aida Salyanova proposed that the Cabinet of Ministers and members of the Zhogorku Kenesh consider introducing a four-day workweek on a pilot basis. She published her video message on social media.
Government agencies ordered to inform public about Toktogul reservoir situation
The Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan has instructed state agencies and local authorities to assist energy companies in conducting public outreach among the population and businesses regarding the water accumulation situation in the Toktogul reservoir.
Kyrgyzstan faces electricity deficit of about 3.5 billion kilowatt-hours
Kyrgyzstan’s electricity deficit currently stands at approximately 3.5 billion kilowatt-hours. First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, Daniyar Amangeldiev, announced on Birinchi Radio.
EDB forecasts inflation in Kyrgyzstan to rise to 11.5 percent by end of 2026
Analysts at the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) presented an updated macroeconomic outlook for 2026-2028. According to the baseline scenario, Kyrgyzstan’s gross domestic product is expected to grow by 10.2 percent this year.
Electricity benefits extended in Kyrgyzstan until 2027
President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov signed a decree introducing amendments to support measures for low-income citizens in paying for electricity in Kyrgyzstan.
Over 5,000 Bishkek electricity consumers face disconnection over unpaid bills
More than 5,000 electricity consumers in Bishkek will be remotely disconnected from the power supply on July 27 due to outstanding debts, the Bishkek Electric Networks Enterprise, a branch of the National Electric Networks of Kyrgyzstan OJSC (NENK), announced.
Sadyr Japarov calls Kyrgyzstan’s dependence on imported electricity shameful
President Sadyr Japarov said that Kyrgyzstan, despite having significant water resources, still has to purchase electricity from neighboring countries.
Bishkek's waste processing plant capacity to be increased to 3,000 tons
Construction of the second phase of an eco-technological plant for processing municipal solid waste and generating electricity has begun in Bishkek. Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Adylbek Kasymaliev attended the capsule-laying ceremony.
Sadyr Japarov explains dropping water levels in Toktogul reservoir
President Sadyr Japarov stated that Kyrgyzstan continues to actively build new hydroelectric power plants (HPPs), but a complete solution to the electricity deficit will only be achieved once the Kambarata-1 HPP is commissioned.
Kyrgyzstan prepares for winter: Electric heating ban to remain in effect
The Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan has approved a comprehensive plan to prepare the economy and population for the 2026/2027 autumn-winter period. The Cabinet resolution outlines measures to provide the country with electricity, heat, coal, and gas.
