Number of High-Risk CHP Plants in Kazakhstan Drops Sharply

Summary
The number of combined heat and power plants categorized in the high-risk 'red zone' has significantly decreased in Kazakhstan over two years.
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Kazakhstan has seen a sharp reduction in the number of combined heat and power (CHP) plants classified in the high-risk 'red zone'. The shift reflects improvements achieved across the sector over the past two years.
The decline in high-risk facilities indicates targeted efforts to improve the operational condition of aging energy infrastructure. As a result, critical risks at several thermal power plants have been mitigated.
Maintaining reliable heat and power generation remains a strategic priority for Kazakhstan's utility and industrial sectors to prevent winter heating disruptions.
Source: inbusiness.kz
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