Shaulder photovoltaic power plant

A 50 MW grid-connected solar plant supplying clean electricity to Kazakhstan’s national grid — under registration with the Gold Standard and avoiding 62,000 tonnes of CO₂ every year.

• Gold Standard
• GS11469
• Technology-Based Solution

Credits backed by real, metered generation are among the most defensible in the voluntary market.

As countries worldwide seek to cut greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen energy security, solar has become one of the fastest-growing sources of renewable electricity. By harnessing an abundant, renewable resource, the project generates power without the direct combustion of fossil fuels — reducing the carbon intensity of the grid at source.

Beyond its climate benefits, the project channels investment into clean energy infrastructure, creates local employment, and strengthens the resilience of Kazakhstan’s electricity supply. Every megawatt-hour it exports displaces more carbon-intensive grid power, with no feedstock risk and no assumptions that erode over time.

As renewable technologies continue to expand globally, utility-scale solar plays a defining role in accelerating the transition toward a low-carbon and sustainable future.