TGI Group and AMIRON GROUP Announce Strategic Alliance for Green Digital Transformation in Kazakhstan

Partnership aims to modernize regional power infrastructure and develop smart cities and data centers.

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

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TGI Group Inc., a sustainable technology company, has entered into a strategic alliance with AMIRON GROUP, a Kazakhstan-based industrial software and hardware integrator. The partnership will focus on driving a "Green Digital Transformation" across Kazakhstan, including implementing TGI's energy expertise, building smart city infrastructure, and expanding data center capacity to meet growing demand in Central Asia.

Why it matters

This alliance combines TGI's global resources and technological know-how with AMIRON's local market knowledge to address Kazakhstan's need for sustainable energy solutions, smart city development, and robust data infrastructure. It represents a significant step forward in Kazakhstan's digital transformation and efforts to modernize its power grid and urban environments.

The details

The strategic alliance will establish a new joint venture, TGI AMIRON, to manage research and development as well as pilot programs for "Smart Energy" grids and digital logistics. Key initiatives include integrating renewable energy and potentially small modular reactors, building smart city infrastructure to connect government systems, and developing high-capacity data centers to serve the region's growing data demands.

  • The strategic alliance agreement was announced on March 9, 2026.
  • The new TGI AMIRON joint venture will be established immediately to begin project planning and implementation.

The players

TGI Group Inc.

A leader in sustainable technology research and environmental real estate development, focused on energy-efficient infrastructure, smart cities, and innovative technology solutions globally.

AMIRON GROUP

A Kazakhstan-based technology firm specializing in industrial software-hardware integration and providing technical implementation of data infrastructure and industrial modernization projects.

Samuel Epstein

CEO of TGI Solar Power Group Inc., who stated that the alliance is "built on the principle that 'Energy is Power, Power is Power.'"

Academician Bakhtay Sekerbaev

CEO of Amiron, who said "Digital transformation and Artificial Intelligence must complement human labor productivity and work toward improving the quality of human life."

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What they’re saying

“This alliance is built on the principle that 'Energy is Power, Power is Power.' By integrating TGI POWER EXPERIENCE with AMIRON's local integration capabilities, we are not only building data centers and smart cities but also investing in the local talent and resources of Kazakhstan to lead the next wave of global energy innovation.”

— Samuel Epstein, CEO of TGI Solar Power Group Inc.

“Digital transformation and Artificial Intelligence must complement human labor productivity and work toward improving the quality of human life.”

— Academician Bakhtay Sekerbaev, CEO of Amiron

What’s next

The new TGI AMIRON joint venture will be established immediately to begin project planning and implementation, with a focus on achieving mutual certification under the ISO/IEC 20000 standard for IT service management.

The takeaway

This strategic alliance represents a significant step forward in Kazakhstan's efforts to modernize its energy infrastructure, build smart city capabilities, and expand its data center capacity to meet the growing digital demands of Central Asia. By combining TGI's global expertise with AMIRON's local knowledge, the partnership aims to drive a sustainable and technologically advanced transformation across the region.