In Taldykorgan, the reconstruction and major overhaul of heating networks have been completed as part of the National Project 'Modernization of the Energy and Utilities Sector.'

Under the 'Reconstruction of Main Heating Networks in Taldykorgan, Stage I, D-700 mm' project, work was carried out on the section from Pumping Station No. 3 on Zhansugurov Street to Gagarin Street. The planned 3.5 km were fully executed, reaching 100% of the target.

Additionally, the major overhaul of heating networks with diameters of 400, 300, and 250 mm along Birzhan Sal Street — from Nazarbayev Street towards Zhabaev Street — has been completed. The entire planned 1.02 km were finished, also achieving 100%.

Thus, a total of 4.52 km of heating networks have been upgraded in Taldykorgan across these two projects.

The Territorial Department of the Committee for State Energy Supervision and Control of the Ministry of Energy of the Zhetisu region is monitoring the preparation of electrical and heating supply facilities for the 2026-2027 heating season.

reports Utility24 referencing the Ministry of Energy's website.

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In the Zhetisu region, an ecological action titled 'Seven Treasures of Zhetisu: Tamshybulak' was held as part of the national environmental program 'Clean Kazakhstan'. Participants planted 35 spruces near the famous Tamshybulak spring in the Aksu district, marking the beginning of a regional project aimed at promoting the natural and cultural-historical attractions of the region. The tree planting coincided with the 35th anniversary of Kazakhstan's independence, according to the press service of the Zhetisu regional akim.

The event was organized by the KGU 'Jetisy Jastary'. Employees of the Kapal Forestry joined in the tree planting effort.

According to Arnay Baizhurinov, the director of 'Jetisy Jastary', the project is intended to help preserve the cleanliness of scenic areas, promote historical heritage, and cultivate interest in the region's attractions. The event's program also included an introduction to the history and cultural value of the spring.

Diana Abutalipova, a first-year student from Kapal Vocational-Technical College and one of the participants, shared her impressions. She pointed out that the event brought together people of different cultures and generations. According to her, the native village is gradually transforming, becoming more comfortable and attractive for tourists.

- The spruces we planted will become part of the natural landscape over time and will remind us of our collective efforts. This initiative showed that caring for nature begins with concrete actions, and preserving natural heritage requires everyone's participation, - she said.

The 'Seven Treasures of Zhetisu' project aims to continue efforts in promoting the natural and historical landmarks of Zhetisu. Its main goal is to draw public attention to the richness of the native region and foster a responsible attitude towards heritage that must be preserved for future generations.

Reported by ЖКХ24 with reference to the website of the Department of Energy and Housing and Communal Services of the Zhetisu Region.

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