Research work

The scientific interests of the department lie in the use of hydraulic, wind, solar energy, as well as other types of renewable energy sources.

The scientists of the department, together with masters and graduate students, are actively conducting research work. The department prepares teaching and research personnel of the highest qualification - candidates of technical sciences.

Candidates of science are trained in the specialty:

05.14.08 - Power plants based on renewable energy.

In recent years, Ph.D. theses were defended by: Tagaimatova A.A., Isaev R.E., Zhabudaev T.Zh., Akparalyev R.A., Mederov T.T. Continuing his studies in Germany defended his doctoral work Botpaev R.M.

Currently, 8 graduate students are studying at the department under the supervision of a doctor of technical sciences, prof. Obozova A.J. and candidate of technical sciences, prof. Satarkulova K.A.

The department conducted work on 3 international projects:

• Kyrgyz-German-Kazakh project “Energy Efficiency in Central Asian Universities”, 2014-2016 (125842 euros);
• Kyrgyz-Russian project. Russian Institute of High Temperatures of the Russian Academy of Sciences. "A study of the efficiency of using solar energy for electricity and heat supply to consumers in the climatic conditions of Kyrgyzstan and southern Russia." 2014-2016 (1.5 million soms).
• Development of micro hydroelectric power stations for autonomous consumers. 2013-2015 (37 million tenge).  

Under the Phd program, 2 doctoral students from the Republic of Kazakhstan are studying.

A Memorandum of Cooperation between the Westschsische Graduate School - University of Applied Sciences, Germany and KSTU named after I. Razzakova on training students in the specialty "Hydroelectricity", as well as exchange students, improve the qualifications of faculty, exchange publications and scientific information.

The department has established relations with:

- Kassel University of Technology (Germany);

- Berlin Technical University n.a. Boyte (Germany);

- West Saxon University of Applied Sciences Zwickau (Germany);

- Gansu Research Institute for Natural Energy (PRC);

- Moscow Power Engineering Institute (TU) (Moscow, RF);

- Tomsk Polytechnic University (Tomsk, Russian Federation);

- Almaty University of Energy and Communications;

- Tashkent State Technical University named after I. Karimova;

- Institute of Energy of Tajikistan (Kurgan-Tyube, RT);

- The company "General Electric" (General Electric, USA);

- Regional Program USAID Energy of the Future (USA);

- Scientific centers of India, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.

In the laboratory of alternative energy sources, students of the summer school with representatives of the DAAD program are trained. During the school year, the laboratory of alternative energy sources was visited by delegations of foreign countries, such as Tajikistan, Russia, Germany, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Belarus.

The department has been working on three international projects:

The Kyrgyz-German-Kazakh project "Energy Efficiency in Central Asian Universities," 2014-2016 (125,842 euros);

The Kyrgyz-Russian project. Russian Institute for High Temperatures of the Russian Academy of Sciences. "Study of the Efficiency of Using Solar Energy for Electricity and Heat Supply to Consumers in the Climatic Conditions of Kyrgyzstan and Southern Russia," 2014-2016 (1.5 million soms).

Development of Microhydroelectric Power Stations for Autonomous Consumers. 2013-2015 (37 million tenge).

Two doctoral students from the Republic of Kazakhstan are studying in the PhD program.

A Memorandum of Cooperation was signed between the Westschsische Hochschule – University of Applied Sciences, Germany, and the KSTU named after I. Razzakova, a specialist in the field of hydroelectric power engineering, is also involved in student exchanges, faculty development, and the exchange of publications and scientific information.

On October 9, 2012, a forum of leading technical universities was held in Bishkek as part of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) universities, with the participation of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation and the Kyrgyz Republic. A Memorandum and Protocol on the establishment of the Russian-Kyrgyz Consortium of Technical Universities (RKKTU) were signed.

To organize academic mobility for students, the "Electric Power and Electrical Engineering" program was selected at the national level for master's degree training through the SCO Universities. Students from partner universities in the "Power Engineering" program, pursuing coordinated undergraduate and graduate programs, have the opportunity to continue their studies at MPEI or TPI.

Agreement "On the Implementation of Master's Programs" dated May 24, 2013. With the National Research University (MPEI) as the base partner universities in the "Electric Power Engineering" program.

There are joint programs for the training of bachelor's degree students in the "Hydroelectric Power Engineering" program with the National Research University (MPEI), signed by the heads of educational institutions. Upon completion of the program, two diplomas are awarded.

The department has established relationships with:

- Kassel University of Technology (Germany);

- Beuth University of Technology in Berlin (Germany);

- West Saxon Institute of Applied Sciences Zwickau (Germany);

- Gansu Natural Energy Research Institute (China);

- Moscow Power Engineering Institute (TU) (Moscow, Russia);

- Tomsk Polytechnic University (Tomsk, Russia);

- Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunications;

- Tashkent State Technical University named after I. Karimov;

- Tajikistan Institute of Energy (Kurgan-Tyube, Tajikistan);

- General Electric (USA);

- USAID Power the Future Regional Program (USA);

- Research centers in India, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.

Summer school students with representatives of the DAAD program train in the Alternative Energy Sources Laboratory. During the academic year, delegations from foreign countries, including Tajikistan, Russia, Germany, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Belarus, visited the Alternative Energy Sources Laboratory.

Student Research: An annual scientific and technical conference of young scientists, graduate students, and undergraduates is held, resulting in the publication of articles in a conference collection.