Due to the cooling, the Bishkek CHPP is transitioning to an increased readiness mode.
Due to the expected sharp drop in temperature in Bishkek, the capital's combined heat and power plant has announced its transition to an increased readiness mode, according to information from the mayor's office press service.
To ensure uninterrupted heating and electricity supply, emergency services have been reinforced, round-the-clock duty of technical and operational personnel has been organized, and additional monitoring of the condition of the main and auxiliary equipment has been implemented.
All CHPP divisions are working closely together to respond quickly to any potential emergency situations.
The CHPP is taking all necessary actions to guarantee a stable and reliable supply of heat and electricity to its consumers in low-temperature conditions.
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