应交付的产出有助于取得成果，即：哈萨克斯坦结合可持续发展目标 7，在其能源战略方面取得进展，包括为此确定重点领域。取得这项成果的证据包括：(a) 清洁能源基础设施投资增加，包括可再生能源；(b) 实行可再生能源容量拍卖。目前，该国的可再生能源装机容量为 634 兆瓦，可再生能源发电在能源组合中所占份额达到 3%。2018年下半年期间，哈萨克斯坦通过拍卖签订了 858 兆瓦的可再生能源容量合同。一旦开发额外容量，哈萨克斯坦的可再生能源装机总容量将达到 1 492 兆瓦，增幅为 135%，2018 年通过拍卖增加的容量将占哈萨克斯坦可再生能源装机总容量的 57%。在哈萨克斯坦推广拍卖办法，以便通过有序、透明的竞争程序，以具有成本效益的方式实现可再生能源的部署。为了在该区域推广其经验，哈萨克斯坦成立了一个绿色技术中心，作为分享知识和开展培训的区域平台。长期而言，预计将取得的成果是，能源系统的经济、社会和环境绩效得到改善，能源保障得到加强，能源出口和技术转让机会增加。哈萨克斯坦的经验也证实，各国有意在一个技术合理的中立平台上探讨它们所面临的挑战。2018 年，该区域有三个国家要求举行更多“硬会谈”。
The deliverable contributed to the result, which is progress made by Kazakhstan in terms of its energy strategy, including by identifying focus areas, in the context of Sustainable Development Goal 7. Evidence of the result includes: (a) increased investment in clean energy infrastructure, including renewable energy; and (b) the implementation of renewable energy capacity auctions. The country currently has 634 MW of installed renewable energy capacity, and renewable energy generation has reached a 3 per c ent share of the energy mix. During the second half of 2018, Kazakhstan contracted 858 MW of renewable energy capacity through auctions. Once the additional capacity is developed, Kazakhstan will have 1,492 MW of total installed renewable energy capacity, a 135 per cent increase, and the added capacity from the 2018 auctions will represent 57 per cent of total installed renewable energy capacity in Kazakhstan. The auction scheme was promoted in Kazakhstan to achieve the deployment of renewable energy in a cost-efficient way through a structured, transparent and competitive process. To extend its experience in the region, Kazakhstan instituted a green technology centre to serve as a regional platform for knowledge-sharing and training. Over the longer term, the results are expected to be improved economic, social and environmental performance of the energy system, as well as improved energy security and enhanced opportunities for energy export and technology transfer. The experience in Kazakhstan also confirme d the interest of countries in exploring the challenges they face on a neutral, technically sound platform. In 2018 three countries in the region requested that additional “hard talks” be organized.