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Green Technology Hub Company takes part in the II International Business Festival Qazaq Green Fest 2023 with the main theme: “ENERGY SECURITY OF KAZAKHSTAN: LOW-CARBON TRANSITION”. The 2-day offsite event brought together more than 300 participants – representatives of companies actively implementing projects in the field of renewable energy, carbon offsets, experts and representatives of state and international organizations. Important topics of discussion are the transition to a low-carbon “green” economy, a voluntary carbon market, sustainable development and ESG

Topics of panel sessions and discussions at QAZAQGREEN FEST – 2023:

• Global energy transition: challenges for Kazakhstan and the experience of leading countries
• State policy and strategic vision of the development of the “green” agenda in Kazakhstan
• Issues of ensuring energy security of Kazakhstan
• “Green” financing in Kazakhstan: the problem of the lack of affordable lending for renewable energy projects
• ESG policy: Gender and corporate governance
• Carbon markets: international experience and development prospects in Kazakhstan
• “Open Mic”: business about the problems of the renewable energy industry
  Green Technology Hub, being the co-founder of the National ESG Club, promotes the agenda of sustainable project management Green project management, active development and launch of voluntary carbon market tools and creation of opportunities for the implementation of offset projects according to international standards I-REC, Verified Carbon Standard and the introduction of new standards of carbon offsets.

ECOMEKEN is pleased to announce the launch of its accredited training center offering certification and training under the GPM (Green Project Management) program. ECOMEKEN becomes the first organization in Kazakhstan offering such certification and training, which opens up new opportunities for the development of professionals in the field of project management.

GPM is a recognizable and prestigious international standard in the field of project management, widely recognized and applied by leading organizations around the world. GPM training and certification offer unique methodologies, tools and strategies to effectively manage projects and achieve successful results.

Now, thanks to the accreditation, ECOMEKEN becomes the first training center in Kazakhstan, providing full-fledged training and the opportunity to obtain a GPM certificate. Thanks to this partnership, professionals, projects and organizations in Kazakhstan can get access to a high-quality educational program developed and accredited by GPM Global.

ECOMEKEN Training Center offers a full range of training programs adapted to the needs of different levels of experience in project management. Ecomeken provides quality training that will help you develop skills and strengthen your position in the field of project management. 

The training center conducts corporate and open trainings, the schedule of which is posted on the website. Discounts are provided for early booking.

Nestlé has announced that it will use Airbus’s Pléiades Neo satellites to monitor its reforestation projects. In 2021, Nestlé announced the adoption of a “Positive Attitude to Forests” strategy aimed at forest restoration and conservation. Within its framework, the company plans to increase the use of satellite monitoring and undertakes to restore and grow 200 million trees by 2030, both on the territory of its activities and the activities of suppliers.

A pilot reforestation project has been implemented in the south of Thailand since last year. Pléiades Neo satellites monitor more than 150,000 shade-tolerant trees on farms where Nestlé buys coffee. The company said it would consider scaling up this project based on the experience gained.

Launched in 2021, Airbus’s Pléiades Neo constellation consists of four very compact, lightweight satellites providing 30 cm resolution imagery. The last two satellites, Pléiades Neo 5 and 6, which were supposed to be part of the grouping, were lost in December 2022 as a result of the unsuccessful launch of the European Vega C rocket.