Inter RAO Supplied 930 Mln kWh of Electricity to Kazakhstan in Jan-Mar 2026
Quick Look
- Inter RAO reported a 33% year-on-year increase in electricity exports to Kazakhstan in Q1 2026, supplying 930 million kWh.
- Overall exports rose 5% to 2.1 billion kWh, with Kazakhstan accounting for 44% of operations.
- Imports decreased by 3.7%, with Kazakhstan supplying 93% of imports.
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MOSCOW, May 22. /TASS/. Inter RAO, Russia’s sole electricity export and import operator, supplied 930 mln kWh of electricity to Kazakhstan in January-March 2026, up 33% year-on-year, according to the company’s presentation.
Electricity supplies to Mongolia decreased by 16.6% to 250 mln kWh. Total exports reached 2.1 bln kWh, up 5%.
Kazakhstan accounted for 44% of the company’s operations, Mongolia for 12%, and other countries for 44%.
Imports during the reporting period decreased by 3.7% to 520 mln kWh. Electricity supplies from Kazakhstan fell by 2% to 480 mln kWh. Kazakhstan accounted for 93% of import operations.
The main shareholders are the Inter RAO Capital group with 28.88%, Rosneftegaz with 26.36% and Rosseti FSK UES with 8.56%. Around 34% of shares are in free float.
