The reconstruction of 22 km of heat pipelines has been completed in Stepnogorsk. This year, projects have been carried out to replace and refurbish the main heating networks on sections leading from the Stepnogorsk CHP plant to the city with diameters of 800 mm for 8.2 km, 600 mm for 0.7 km, and about 14 km of 500 mm, totaling more than 22 km of replaced main heating pipelines.

These works were conducted under budgetary projects and the national project 'Modernization of Energy and Communal Sectors' (MECS) by the heat transport company LLP 'Stepnogorsk Teplotransit'.

The reconstruction project for the TM-800 mm is a two-year endeavor and will continue next year.

The repair activities are aimed at ensuring reliable and uninterrupted heating supply to consumers during the heating season, reducing wear and heat loss, and preventing emergency situations.

The Department of the State Energy Supervision and Control Committee of the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Akmola region is conducting inspection oversight on the readiness of energy enterprises in the region for the upcoming heating season.

reports Municipal Services 24 referencing the Ministry of Energy website.

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In Shymkent, 30 families have received new apartments. The key handover ceremony was attended by the city's mayor, Gabit Syzdykbekov.

The apartment buildings are located in the districts of Bozaryk, Akzhaiyk, and Asar-2. The apartments were purchased by citizens participating in the preferential housing programs "2-10-20" and "5-10-20" of "Otbas Bank" JSC, who confirmed their financial eligibility and compliance with the program requirements.

Among the new residents are large families, individuals with disabilities, members of single-parent families, and employees of budget-funded organizations.

These preferential programs enable city residents to acquire housing on affordable terms. For families who have been striving for years to solve their housing issues, obtaining their own apartment represents an opportunity to improve their living conditions.

Notably, the new homes in the Bozaryk district are part of the projects contributing to the modern residential development of the area. As the district develops, necessary conditions for the daily life of residents are being established here.

The demand for affordable housing remains high in Shymkent. Consequently, the city administration continues to increase the volume of housing construction and expand opportunities for acquiring apartments through preferential programs.

Reported by ZHKH24 with reference to the Press Service of the Mayor of Shymkent's website.

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