Kazakhstan advances capital’s energy infrastructure with expansion of gas thermal plants
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Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev reviewed the first phase of Astana’s CHP-3 plant, noting a 30 percent increase in the city’s thermal capacity with new power plants "Turan" and "Yugo-Vostok." Plans include completing Turan’s second phase, expanding CHP-2, and starting new projects to secure thermal energy until 2035.
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