Abstract
During the exacerbation of global economic problems, the development of renewable power engineering has been gaining traction.In the next decade, this trend will not only persist, but also increase its dynamics, primarily due to the increasing frequency of multifactorial global crises in power engineering.Consideration of all factors, including natural and climatic ones, will ensure the energy security of the region.In this study, we focus on climate change as one of the main threats to the development of renewable power engineering in Kazakhstan.Power engineering is a strategic branch of Kazakhstan's economy, the foundation of the functioning of all economic spheres and the population, which generates a considerable share of the budgetary revenue of the country.Energy source shortage in rural areas is a serious disadvantage for the development of the economy.This necessitates the development of bio-and geothermal power engineering, with a view to supplying enough power to the rural areas of the South Kazakhstan Region of the Republic of Kazakhstan.