The Project Management Group (PMG) for the Construction of Energy Facilities under the President of the Republic of Tajikistan is a separate state entity established by Presidential Decree to coordinate and oversee the implementation of strategic energy infrastructure projects. The PMG operates as a consultative and coordinating body directly accountable to the Executive Office of the President. Its mandate is grounded in national legislation and includes ensuring alignment among ministries, government agencies, and international partners involved in the development and modernization of the country’s energy sector. The PMG plays a central role in the implementation of large-scale national energy projects, including hydropower, thermal, solar, and wind energy initiatives. Its flagship engagement is the Rogun Hydropower Plant (Rogun HPP), a project of critical importance for Tajikistan’s long-term energy security and economic development. Within the framework of projects financed by the World Bank and other international financial institutions (IFIs), the PMG is responsible for a wide range of operational and oversight functions. These include coordinating the activities of ministries, state agencies, contractors, and consultants; organizing and supporting procurement and tender processes; monitoring the use of funds and the quality of construction works; and facilitating the work of international experts and development partners. The PMG also provides analytical reporting and recommendations to the President on project performance, efficiency of resource use, and quality of implementation.
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The organizational structure of the Project Management Group for Energy Facilities Construction under the President of the Republic of Tajikistan reflects its institutional framework and coordination functions in implementing strategic energy infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on the Rogun Hydropower Plant. It illustrates key management, technical, advisory, and support units involved in project implementation, coordination, and oversight.
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Rogun HPP is one of Tajikistan’s largest infrastructure projects and a major component of the country’s long-term energy development plans.
Located on the Vakhsh River about 100 km east of Dushanbe, Rogun HPP is designed to strengthen domestic electricity supply while supporting regional electricity trade and cooperation in Central Asia.
The project is being implemented in stages and includes large-scale civil, hydraulic, underground, and power generation infrastructure.
History and current status
Project footprint
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Community and Social Programs
Cooperation with Development Partners
Project at a Glance
Timeline & Milestones
Impact & Benefits
The Project Management Consultant (PMC) provides comprehensive technical, engineering, and project management support across all major components of Rogun HPP. The PMC acts as the Engineer or Employer’s Representative under international FIDIC-based contracts, ensuring effective contract administration, coordination, and oversight. Key responsibilities include: Monitoring compliance with contractual, technical, and quality requirements Reviewing and managing project schedules, progress, and interfaces between different lots Supporting cost control, variation assessment, and contract management processes Ensuring adherence to environmental, social, health, and safety (ESHS) standards Coordinating technical supervision across all construction packages A particular focus of the PMC is dam safety oversight, including monitoring instrumentation data, reviewing technical performance, and supporting commissioning and testing activities of major infrastructure systems.
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May 15, 2026
Lot 4 covers key left-bank hydraulic and underground infrastructure linked to electricity generation and water conveyance. The scope includes permanent water intake systems, pressure shafts, penstocks, underground powerhouse caverns, transformer facilities, and associated operational infrastructure. This package connects the hydraulic system with the underground powerhouse and supports continuous and efficient plant operation.
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May 15, 2026
Lot 3A covers completion of the remaining right-bank hydraulic works required to achieve the full operational design capacity of the system. The scope includes additional hydraulic structures, tunnels, and associated civil and mechanical works supporting spillway and discharge operations. This package complements the broader Lot 3 works and supports integrated operation of the hydraulic system.
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May 15, 2026
Lot 3 covers the construction of major right-bank hydraulic infrastructure that supports water conveyance, diversion, and discharge operations. Works include hydraulic tunnels, spillway-related structures, energy dissipation facilities, cementation galleries, and associated access infrastructure. The package supports flood management, operational safety, and controlled water regulation within the Rogun HPP system.
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May 15, 2026
Lot 2 covers the core civil engineering works for the construction of the Rogun main dam and associated foundation treatment measures. The scope includes staged dam construction, foundation strengthening, and technical measures to ensure structural stability, water tightness, and long-term performance under complex hydraulic and geological loads. Lot 2 forms the structural foundation of the overall hydropower system and reservoir development.
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May 15, 2026
Lot 1A covers the modernization of Units 5 and 6 and their transition from temporary to permanent full-capacity operation. The scope includes the replacement of temporary components with permanent equipment, refurbishment and installation works, technical inspections, and comprehensive testing and commissioning activities required for long-term operation. Lot 1A supports the phased commissioning strategy of Rogun HPP and the gradual increase of stable generation capacity.
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May 15, 2026
Lot 1 covers the supply, manufacturing, installation, and commissioning of the main electromechanical systems of Rogun HPP. This includes generating units and associated auxiliary systems, as well as the supply of key components required for the long-term operation and efficiency of the plant. This package represents one of the core technical elements of the project, ensuring the conversion of hydropower resources into reliable, large-scale electricity generation.
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May 15, 2026
