Kazakhstan Railway Energy Monitoring System Case Study

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Kazakhstan Railway Energy Monitoring System Case Study

Case study of ICONICS GENESIS32 deployment for real-time electricity monitoring across 322 substations at Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ).

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June 4, 2026

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3 min read

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KTZ implemented an Automation System of Control and consumption for Energy (ASCUE) to monitor electricity use across 14,000 km of rail. The project automated 322 substations using GENESIS32 HMI/SCADA connected via RS-485, VHF, GSM, DSL, Ethernet and satellite. The system tracks 9,100 parameters from 300 data nodes to reduce energy costs and support centralized control.

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GENESIS32 deployed for ASCUE across 322 substations including 58 energy nodes

9,100 parameters monitored via 300 data acquisition nodes

Communications include RS-485, VHF radio, GSM/GPRS, DSL, Ethernet and satellite

Integration with Windows Server, SQL Server and existing Microsoft infrastructure

System supports cost reduction and expansion to additional KTZ regions

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