Kazakhstan, known for its natural resource abundance, is under pressure to adopt low-carbon technologies to comply with global emission regulations. The World Economic Forum's report emphasizes decarbonization strategies across high-emission sectors like aviation, transport, metallurgy, and cement production. Transitioning to Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), including hydrogen and electric engines, could lower emissions by up to 80% and position Kazakhstan as a regional aviation hub. The freight sector could benefit from electric and hydrogen trucks and increased rail transport, aided by government incentives and international cooperation. To address carbon-intensive industries like metallurgy and cement production, modernization and carbon capture technologies are essential. Kazakhstan's geological features offer opportunities for carbon storage, supporting economic growth and exports. By establishing incentives for low-carbon technology companies and focusing on industrial decarbonization, Kazakhstan aims to lead in low-carbon development and attract global investment.