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    The Empowerers | Where the Wind Begins

    October 13, 2026
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    BEIJING, Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — A report from People’s Daily:

    In a turbulent world, what can bring greater certainty to development? China offers a decisive response.

    The fierce winds of Kazakhstan no longer simply sweep across the steppe. Today, they are being harnessed to generate clean electricity and help power homes in Astana.

    China-Kazakhstan wind-power cooperation has brought not only technology and technical standards, but also training for local teams. For young Kazakh engineers and technicians, every turning turbine represents a new set of skills, and new possibilities for the future.

    From construction to day-to-day operation, responsibility is gradually passing into local hands. Deep in the snow-covered steppe, an energy transition is taking shape one handover at a time.

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