3 June 2026
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers Through the Unified Information System "eOtinish"
The Department of Energy and Housing Services of Kyzylorda answers common questions about electric meter calibration and payment methods.

The Department of Energy and Housing and Communal Services of Kyzylorda Region receives frequently asked questions and provides corresponding answers.
Question about the calibration of the meter
Question: When does the consumer need to perform calibration of the electric energy meter?
Answer: According to the Rules for the Use of Electric Energy, electric energy meters are subject to periodic calibration within the time frames established by legislation. If the consumer or the energy supply organization has doubts about the correct operation of the meter, at the request of either party, an unscheduled calibration can be conducted at any time. If the results of the unscheduled calibration confirm the meter's functionality, the costs for conducting the calibration, including its dismantling and subsequent installation, are borne by the party that initiated the unscheduled calibration.
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Question about payment for electric energy
Question: How is the payment for electric energy made?
Answer: Currently, in Kyzylorda Region, payment acceptance is carried out through the unified payment document of JSC "ALSECO". Consumers can make payments through the ALSECO mobile application or by selecting the ALSECO system in the "Payments" section of the Kaspi.kz application.
Transmitted by ЖКХ24 with reference to the website of the Department of Energy and Housing and Communal Services of Kyzylorda Region.
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2 June 2026
Key Topics of the Public Reception by the Committee on Regulation of Natural Monopolies in the Utilities Sector
The Committee on Regulation of Natural Monopolies discussed utility infrastructure and tariffs for heating, water, electricity, and gas in Kazakhstan.

Preparation for the heating season, modernization of utility infrastructure, tariff formation issues in electricity, heating, water supply, and wastewater, as well as state regulation of commercial gas prices, were the main topics discussed in the public reception hosted online by the Committee on Regulation of Natural Monopolies of the Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Facebook.
One of the key topics was preparation for the upcoming heating season. It was noted that the reliability of heating supply is ensured through timely maintenance efforts, infrastructure modernization, and control of the technical condition of heat sources and networks. Participants were also informed about the implementation of the National Project "Modernization of the Energy and Utilities Sector," which envisions a large-scale renewal of heating supply facilities and a reduction in the depreciation of engineering infrastructure.
Special attention was paid to water supply and wastewater sectors. During the public reception, the basic principles of tariff formation, mechanisms for monitoring the implementation of investment programs, and the return of funds to consumers through compensatory tariffs in case of violations were explained. Additionally, information was provided on the implementation of the "Tariff in Exchange for Investments" program, the introduction of social norms for water consumption, and the modernization of water management infrastructure.
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In the field of electricity, committee specialists explained the components of the final price of electricity for consumers, the existing regulation mechanisms, and measures aimed at ensuring a balance between the interests of consumers and energy suppliers. Information was also provided about the mechanism for targeted support of certain electricity wholesale market entities.
Another topic discussed was the state regulation of retail gas prices. Consumers were informed about the components of gas retail pricing, the regulatory mechanisms applied by the state, and the social support measures available for specific consumer categories.
The public reception served as a platform to inform consumers about the current state of the utility sector, ongoing infrastructure projects, and measures aimed at improving the reliability and quality of utility services, reports ЖКХ24, citing the website of the Committee on Regulation of Natural Monopolies of the MNE RK.
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