Business Visits:
Rogun HPP and Nurek HPP

2–3 September 2026,
Dushanbe, Tajikistan

2 Days of Networking Exclusive Gala Dinner Strategic Visit

The largest energy project in Tajikistan and Central Asia, it is being constructed on the Vakhsh River.
Its designed capacity is 3,780 MW (6 × 630 MW); upon completion, it will become the most powerful hydroelectric power plant in the region.
The 335-meter-high dam will be the tallest in the world; the reservoir with a volume of 13.3 km³ will allow for the regulation of the Vakhsh River's flow and increase the reliability of the entire cascade system of dams.
Total investment: about 6-6.5 billion US dollars.
The first generating unit has already been commissioned, and construction continues with the support of the World Bank, AIIB, and other international partners.
After reaching its full capacity, the plant will be able to generate over 14 billion kWh per year, ensuring the region's energy security and export potential.
The project is accompanied by extensive environmental and social programmes that comply with international standards.

The largest source of electricity in Tajikistan, located on the Vakhsh River, 75 km east of Dushanbe.
With a designed capacity of about 3,000 MW (9 × 335 MW), its nearly 300-meter-high dam was long considered the tallest in the world.
The reservoir with a volume of 10.5 km³ meets the region's energy and irrigation needs.
Investment in modernisation: about 400-500 million US dollars.
Since 2019, a rehabilitation project has been underway with support from the World Bank, EBRD, EIB, AIIB, and other partners.
The work includes modernising hydroelectric units, replacing transformers, upgrading control systems, and enhancing seismic protection.
The main contractor is ANDRITZ Hydro GmbH (Austria), with engineering support from Gruner AG (Switzerland).
The rehabilitation will increase reliability, extend the equipment's service life, and ensure stable electricity generation, particularly during the winter period.

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