Electricity (e/e) has a common quality standard around the world, and countries' electricity systems are being interconnected. On the Eurasian continent, such interconnection has not yet been completed - there is a gap in Kazakhstan, which has no surplus of power and no power exports to China. However, such opportunities exist because of the country's vast renewable energy resources (RES) and the proximity of China with its unlimited energy consumption. The first phase of the EurAsia ECO is the interconnection of the energy systems of the Great Silk Road, ensuring the expansion of energy production from Kazakhstan's RES - supplying it to world markets. So far, the RE of new power plants in Kazakhstan has 1.2% of power generation due to expensive imported equipment. Production of cheap energy for export is possible with the use of free environmentally friendly renewable energy with the production of cheap efficient domestic equipment. This is emphasized in the monograph and can solve the objectives of the Kazakhstan-2050 Strategy on generation of 50% of electricity from RES. The book is intended for universities and colleges, energy enterprises, design and R&D institutes, power plant developers, regional Akimats, interested ministries. ., « ». , . ., , . . . 2017,