Law on Renewable Energy is the principle policy for governing renewable energy sector of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan. The present Law is adopted by the Parliament to pursue policies for meeting binding targets of renewable energy sources (RES) development. The law stipulates measures to promote RES through national regulation, economic and organizational mechanisms, information system development, financial incentives, sustaining and strengthening energy statistics systems, monitoring and analysis. -- Article 3 of the Law defines the term renewable energy as a clean type of energy produced from renewable energy sources comprising the following types: a) solar, vacuum energy, earth energy, wind and water; b) non-fossil fuels and c) secondary heat.

Standard Conditions for Photovoltaic Manufacturing Industry is the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announcement in support of implementation of "Several Opinions of the State Council on promoting the healthy development of the photovoltaic industry".

The opinions are put forward to regulate and promote the healthy development of photovoltaic industry through effective policy and financial support of advanced companies, and elimination of ineffective companies. The policy promotes exploration of markets through demonstration projects, coordinated and comprehensive planning, advancement of technology, streamlining of procedures,and strengthening of institutions.The objective is to turn current slowdown in international markets and other problems faced by the PV industry as potential opportunities for the industry to upgrade and update itself. I particular, the dramatic lowering of the cost of photovoltaic power generation provides a highly favorable condition for expanding the domestic photovoltaic market of China.

The Notice on VAT Policy for the Photovoltaic Power Generation states that from October 1, 2013 to December 31, 2015, the taxpayer’s sales of self-produced solar-powered power products will be subject to a 50% refund of value-added tax policy.

Notice on VAT Policy of Large-scale Hydropower Enterprises outlines VAT levy structure for large hydropower dams between 2015 and 2017.

The Interim Measures for Regulation of New Power Grid Access aim to regulate the access of new power sources (including expansion and reconstruction) into the power grid system, and to ensure fair and non-discriminatory access to the power grid of new power sources.

Notice No. 1216 of 2014 on Offshore Wind Power Tariff Policy establishes tariff rates for offshore wind projects prior to 2017, and the method of determination for projects put into operation in 2017 or later.

Provides administrative guidelines on the development of renewable energy projects under national and provincial planning.

This Law applies to activities concerning the construction, generation, supply and consumption of electric power.