ASTANA, Kazakhstan, May 6. Kazakhstan is
carrying out capital repairs of 9 power units, 55 boilers, and 51
turbines at power plants ahead of the upcoming heating season,
Trend reports via the
country’s Ministry of Energy.
The figures were presented at a nationwide conference on the
outcomes of the 2025–2026 heating season, held on April 30 by the
State Energy Supervision and Control Committee of Kazakhstan’s
Ministry of Energy.
Currently, repairs are underway on 4 power units, 18 boilers,
and 7 turbines, while work on 1 boiler and 1 turbine has already
been completed on schedule.
The program also covers 17,098 km of power transmission lines,
444 substations, and 3,408 distribution points and transformer
stations, with the expected reduction of network wear to 65.7
percent.
In addition, 377 km of heat networks are planned for
reconstruction and overhaul nationwide, including 130 km under the
2026 national energy modernization program, with the expected
reduction of heat network wear to 48 percent.
