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The Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan has changed the rules for installing solar panels in new buildings, excluding objects of the state program “Menin Uyum”.
Tazabek – The Cabinet of Ministers has made changes to the requirements for the installation of solar panels during the construction of new multi-storey buildings.
The corresponding order No. 735 was signed by the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Adylbek Kasymaliev September 28, 2026.
Changes were made to the order of the Cabinet of Ministers dated November 4, 2024 No. 706-r. According to the new version of paragraph 5, the Ministry of Construction, Architecture and Housing and Communal Services must provide for the installation of solar panels when designing and constructing new multi-storey buildings.
At the same time, objects constructed within the framework of the state housing program “Menin Uyum” are excluded from this requirement.
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paragraph 5 should be stated as follows:
“5. The Ministry of Construction, Architecture and Housing and Communal Services of the Kyrgyz Republic, from the moment this order comes into force, when designing and constructing new multi-storey buildings, with the exception of facilities being built within the framework of the implementation of the state housing program of the Kyrgyz Republic “Menin Uyum”, introduce a requirement for the installation of solar panels taking into account the calculation of their roofing power supply, as well as make changes to the relevant regulatory legal acts in the field architectural and construction activities.”
The Ministry of Construction was also instructed to make appropriate changes to regulatory legal acts in the field of architectural and construction activities.
Previously, Decree No. 706-r was adopted to reduce the power shortage in the energy system of Kyrgyzstan through the increased use of renewable energy sources and energy-saving technologies.
The document also provides for the development of small-scale generation, including solar panels, solar collectors, wind generators and small hydroelectric power stations, including in multi-storey buildings and other facilities.
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