Seven Hills Eco & Carbon Park
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Green economy & carbon · Karaganda Region, Kazakhstan

Seven Hills Eco & Carbon Park

Carbon & S.O.I.L — a green investment platform combining a state-backed industrial forest nursery with a national-scale afforestation and carbon programme.

15 bn KZT
Total project cost
40 M
Seedlings per year at full capacity
30+ yrs
Project lifecycle
330
Jobs at full scale

About the project

Project overview

Kazakhstan lacks large-scale, technology-driven forest nurseries, and domestic capacity covers only a fraction of national reforestation needs. Phase 1 of Seven Hills alone is 4–5 times the size of the country's largest currently operating nursery, with capacity scaling to 40 million seedlings per year.

The platform is positioned at the intersection of two demand curves: the state reforestation programme and growing international demand for verified carbon credits, with China actively investing in green technology across Central Asia.

Key points

Numbers, projections and project parameters

Project
Industrial forest nursery and national afforestation platform
Total cost
15 bn KZT
Output
40 M seedlings per year at full capacity
Lifecycle
30+ years, with carbon-credit revenue layered on top
Jobs
330 at full scale
Policy fit
Aligned with the national afforestation programme and ESG mandates

Figures follow the project deck and are indicative until confirmed in due diligence.

Why this project

Key investment highlights

01

State-backed demand

Aligned with the national afforestation programme and its long-term seedling requirements.

02

Carbon revenue layer

Afforestation at national scale creates a pipeline for verified carbon credits.

03

Market gap

No comparable technology-driven nursery or agri-forestry demonstration platform in the region.

04

ESG-grade asset

A rare large-scale ESG land project with a 30+ year lifecycle.

How Tau Invest Solutions supports this project

We act as your local partner end to end: economic-zone selection, government liaison, permits and approvals, design, construction, commissioning and the optimal financing structure.