
First Deputy Prime Minister Roman Sklyar got acquainted with the preparation for the heating season during a working visit to the North Kazakhstan region.
Taking into account the depreciation of the equipment of Petropavl CHPP-2 by 57.3%, North Kazakhstan Electric Distribution Company - by 96.6%, heating networks - by 77.5%, large-scale work is being carried out in the region to modernize the heat supply system.
This year, at Petropavl CHPP-2, as part of investment and repair campaigns, it is planned to carry out work for 17.6 billion tenge. Until 2027, it is planned to annually allocate budget funds of 4 billion tenge for the construction of 739 km of overhead lines and 240 substations. In total, 17.6 billion tenge was allocated from shareholders' funds for repairs and modernization. Roman Sklyar instructed to ensure the quality of the work and its completion on time for the smooth passage of the heating season.
In Petropavl, the First Deputy Prime Minister inspected the construction of a comfortable school for 600 students. Work is underway to connect sewerage, water, electricity and heat supply networks.
As part of the working visit,
Roman Sklyar checked the progress of the construction of houses for flood victims in the new microdistrict "Birlik".
To date, 200 residential buildings have been commissioned. R. Sklyar was informed that by October 1, it is planned to complete the construction of 700 houses. The work is being carried out using funds from Kaspi, Kazakhmys and Kazminerals management.
Roman Sklyar also inspected the repair and restoration work in the Podgora, Kozhevennyi microdistrict of Petropavl, which suffered from the flood.
Currently, 70 mechanized brigades are involved in the region. More than 1,000 houses have begun to be repaired, including 250 houses by mechanized teams, and 890 emergency buildings have been demolished. Given the short construction season, the First Deputy Prime Minister has ordered that all restoration work be accelerated and its quality ensured.







