1,848 new LED lights installed in Atyrau this year

This was announced by the Deputy Akim of the Atyrau region Kairat Nurtayev, the Regional Communications Service of the Atyrau region reports.

Currently, 25,874 lamps are working on 675 streets of the city of Atyrau. Of these, 9,467 on 186 streets are in municipal management, 16,407 lamps on the remaining 485 streets operate through a centralized control room.

“By the end of this year, the city plans to install 1,848 new LED lights on 72 streets, in 2023 - 7,163 on 298 streets. And in the Makhambet district, it is planned to carry out street lighting in the villages of Aktogay, Yesbol, Yenbekshil, Ortakshyl and in the new microdistricts of the villages of Makhambet and Sarytogay.
In the Inder district next year it is planned to complete the overhaul of access, street lighting in the village of Yesbol. Design estimates have been developed for the installation of lamps to illuminate five streets in the village of Koktogay, Dalabayev Street and the access road in the village of Bodene, lighting the access road in the village of Orlik. Here, too, construction work is expected to take place in 2023.
And in the villages of Zhaskairat, Konystanu and Zhangeldin of the Kyzylkoga district, lighting of access roads has already been carried out. This year, the construction of street lighting in the village of Sagyz and lighting of the access road in the village of Tasshagyl was completed. New projects will be developed, the work is carried out in stages,” K. Nurtayev said.

It should be noted that there are about 14 thousand kilometers of electric networks in the region. The wear rate is 40 percent. Currently, work is underway to completely replace the dilapidated electrical networks located in close proximity to the railway line.

In addition, construction work is underway to provide uninterrupted electricity to the settlements of Bereke, Saryozek in the city of Atyrau. To ensure a constant power supply to the Samal and Nursaya microdistricts, design estimates are being developed for the new Samal substation with a capacity of 16 kW, and funds from the local budget have been allocated for the power supply of the 1st and 2nd villages of the village of Sagyz.