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Energy of the Future and Quality Standards: KazNU Discusses Digital Transformation of Renewable Energy within Sustainable Development Goal
On October 14, 2026, a significant round table dedicated to World Standards Day took place at the Faculty of Physics and Technology of the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University
The modern world is rapidly moving toward the need for a complete transformation of the energy sector, and the role of standardization in this process cannot be overstated. The event was opened by the Dean of the Faculty of Physics and Technology at KazNU, Professor Nurbzada Abdibekkyzy Beissen, who emphasized the importance of integrating academic science, advanced quality standards, and practical developments
The special status of the round table was highlighted by the participation of esteemed international guests from the Republic of Uzbekistan: Alisher Kholmurodovich Gaffarov, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs at the Bukhara State Technical University, and Bakhtiyar Bobokulovich Tairov, Head of the Department of Standardization, Metrology, and Conformity Assessment. Their presence opens new horizons for inter-university cooperation, academic mobility, and joint scientific research in energy efficiency and technical regulation.
The thematic program of the event featured deep expert presentations. Acting Head of DTRM for the Almaty Region Damir Bolatuly Otynshiyev, FAA specialist Assel Dzhurabayevna Abisheva, and Head of the Quality Assurance Department at NEO MILK LLP Yerzat Dauletuly Abdilda highlighted practical aspects of quality control and technical compliance in manufacturing processes.
The central scientific highlight was a presentation by PhD and Acting Associate Professor of the Department of Thermal Physics and Technical Physics at KazNU, Nurdaulet Bolatuly Kalasov, titled: «Digital Transformation of Renewable Energy: Hybrid Systems with Intelligent Control as a Step Toward Energy Independence»
Hosting such events underlines the direct connection between KazNU’s research and educational activities and the global agenda. Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG 7) discussed at the round table - ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all - requires a comprehensive interdisciplinary approach. Integrating metrology standards, the digitalization of thermophysical processes, and international experience allows the university to remain a leader in green innovations. The round table concluded with a summary of results and an awarding ceremony for active participants, outlining new guidelines for further scientific and technical cooperation
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