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Die Nutzung von Wind, Sonne und Atomkraft: Wie Kasachstan auf saubere Energie umsteigen will

In dieser Folge von Focus befassen wir uns mit dem Energiesektor Kasachstans und den Plänen des Landes, bis 2060 durch eine Mischung aus erneuerbaren Energien und Kernkraft Kohlenstoffneutralität zu erreichen.

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00:00Die Energienste, die Elektro-Energienste, die Rohstoffe mit großartigen Parämetern, sind alle einstehendungen von einer Reihe.
00:10Sie können sich nicht von sich ausziehen. Das ist alles in Zukunft die Grundlage unserer Energosysteme.
00:30reaching carbon neutrality by 2060,
00:32for which it plans to build nuclear power plants
00:35and increase the share of renewable energy.
00:37There are already 156 renewable energy projects operating in Kazakhstan,
01:02with nine more planned to launch this year.
01:04Overall, the country plans to bring renewable energy share
01:07in the country's energy balance to 15% by 2030 and to 50% by 2050.
01:13The main renewable energy sources in Kazakhstan are wind and sun.
01:33Depending on the region, it is sunny for 120 to 260 days a year.
01:39At the same time, 60% of the country have wind power above 6 meters per second,
01:44including this wind power plant located two hours from Astana.
01:47The 22 turbines at the power plant generate electricity throughout the year with little interruption.
02:02The station workers say there are only about two to three weeks a year without wind.
02:06Unfortunately, due to the changeable nature of renewable energy sources, countries have to diversify.
02:15With the carbon neutrality in mind, Kazakhstan decided to build not one, but three nuclear power plants
02:21to address the increasing energy demand and offset the wearing down of current infrastructure.
02:25The energy expert notes that Kazakhstan is not unfamiliar with the nuclear industry.
02:51From 1973 till 1999, the country had a fast neutron reactor supplying electricity to the western city of Ahtau.
02:59The country also produces over 40% of the global uranium.
03:03Kazakhstan is the world's leading uranium producer.
03:06Roughly one in every three reactors in the world is supplied with the country's uranium.
03:11It powers facilities in India, China, Australia, France, Canada and many more.
03:17This is the central Moenkum uranium mining site of the Kazatomprom National Company.
03:22The company controls all of the uranium exploration in Kazakhstan and operates 14 mining enterprises,
03:2812 of which are in the form of joint ventures.
03:3145 to 50% of our experts go to the Asian market.
03:3725 to 30%, on average, very rough numbers, is America's.
03:42And 25 to 30%, again, depending on the year, is European market.
03:48Kazakhstan uses in-city recovery method, which is more cost-efficient and has lower environmental footprint.
03:54The extraction starts with drilling wells deep into the ground.
03:57The first well injects uranium ore with sulfuric acid solution, which dissolves the rock ore.
04:03At the processing plant, the uranium is extracted from the solution through processes called sorption and desorption.
04:25This mine has more than 12,000 tons of uranium, which is a small portion of the 900,000 tons of uranium resources that the Kazakh land hides.
04:46With such reserves, the three future power plants will have plenty of fuel to not only satisfy the country's energy demand, but also export energy.
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