Due to a sharp drop in air temperature, the Bishkek Combined Heat and Power Plant (CHPP) is transitioning to an increased readiness mode, as reported by the press service of the mayor's office.
To ensure reliable heat and electricity supply to the city, emergency teams have been reinforced and round-the-clock duty of technical and operational personnel has been organized. Additionally, extra monitoring of the operation of main and auxiliary equipment has been implemented.
All CHPP services are working in close cooperation to respond quickly to potential emergency situations.
In conditions of low temperatures, the CHPP is taking all necessary steps to ensure stable and reliable heat and electricity supply to its consumers.
