Image source: pixelied.com / pixabay.com
Listed copper producer KGHM has taken a significant stride towards renewable energy integration by signing a letter of intent with the state industrial development agency ARP, as announced in a press release by KGHM.
The letter of intent delineates a framework for collaboration between KGHM and ARP, particularly in the realm of renewable energy sources and the facilitation of energy transformation initiatives. Among the key aspects outlined in the agreement is the joint analysis of real estate resources to identify potential investments and the exploration of opportunities for co-implementing projects.
Additionally, both parties have committed to fostering dialogue with stakeholders from the state administration, European Union institutions, and industry organizations concerning matters pertaining to energy transition.
In a statement quoted in the press release, KGHM CEO Andrzej Szydlo expressed the company's strategic approach to bolstering its renewable energy capacity. Szyd
LATEST NEWS
-
U.S. Economic Security Hinges on Strategic Minerals from Central Asia and Beyond
26/07/2024
-
Kaz Critical Minerals Expands Exploration in East Kazakhstan with New Licenses and Partnerships
26/07/2024
-
Kazakhstan’s Ambitious Industrial Expansion: 180 New Projects Set for 2024
26/07/2024
-
“Samruk-Kazyna” Reports Record Revenue Amid Shifts in Investment Strategy
25/07/2024
MOST POPULAR
-
Over €4 billion secured for European battery production
-
German think tank ranks Kazakhstan as ‘world middle power’
-
Navoi Mining and Metallurgical Company Hosts Press Conference on Digitalization Achievements and Future Plans
-
Azerbaijan’s AzerGold seeks legal assessment of illegal actions by Armenia and some European companies