She provides strategic legal support on project structuring, regulatory pathways, permitting, acquisition of assets, redevelopment of industrial facilities and cross-border transactions. Her work is distinguished by her ability to translate regulatory requirements into clear, actionable guidance for investors, developers, financiers and international institutions operating in Kazakhstan and the broader Central Asian region.
Alua’s practice in energy law began long before she entered practice. Growing up in a region shaped by both industrial legacy and emerging green ambitions, she became fascinated by how countries balance economic growth with technological transformation. That early curiosity grew into a purposeful legal career supporting the modernisation of Central Asia’s energy landscape. Today, she is recognised for combining rigorous academic insight with a practical, project-driven approach. Alua’s expertise covers traditional and alternative energy sources, including:
- Wind, solar, hydro and geothermal power
- Battery and heat-storage systems
- Hydrogen energy and CCS (carbon capture and storage) technologies
- Modernisation and reconstruction of legacy energy infrastructure
She is experienced in drafting complex legal opinions, conducting due diligence, reviewing contracts, and advising on compliance with Kazakhstan’s sector-specific legislation. Alua is also known for her effective engagement with governmental authorities, supporting clients with permitting processes, regulatory approvals and risk assessments for high-value industrial and infrastructure projects.