During the Power Central Asia-China 2025 forum in Baku, Azerbaijan, Erlan Akkenzhenov, the Minister of Energy of Kazakhstan, highlighted the ongoing collaboration with Chinese companies on 30 renewable energy projects with a total capacity of 1,700 megawatts. Key agreements were signed with CNPC, including plans for expanding the Jinkent refinery and constructing a carbon plant. The countries are also exploring the hydrogen industry for power generation and storage. Commercial deals, such as the Sauran Solar Station purchase agreement, and strategic partnerships with companies like China Southern Power Grid and Power Construction Corporation of China, emphasize the positive momentum in renewable energy cooperation. Kazakhstan aims to position itself as an energy hub in the region and continues to support initiatives within the 'One Belt, One Road' framework. The Power Central Asia-China forum, supported by major energy companies in China, aims to facilitate joint R&D, investment, and educational projects. Kazakhstan's role as a key partner for China in green energy integration and digital technologies highlights the shared commitment to sustainable energy solutions and regional development.