Akmola: Natural gas supply has begun in the village of Koyandy in the Akmola region of Kazakhstan. According to Trend News Agency, the country’s Ministry of Energy reports that the newly installed gas pipeline infrastructure stretches across 226 kilometers. This infrastructure boasts a throughput capacity of approximately 30,000 cubic meters per hour, ensuring a consistent gas supply to 5,000 residential units through advanced gas regulation mechanisms.

The project was executed by the national company QazaqGaz and its subsidiary, QazaqGaz Aimaq, in partnership with the Akmola regional administration and the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan. Since the start of the year, additional villages such as Nurli, Shubar, Akkayin, Talapker, Ybyray Altynsarin, and the city of Koshsy in Akmola have also received gas supplies. The nation aims to extend gas supply to 94 settlements by the end of the year, which will benefit 300,000 people. By year’s end, Kazakhstan’s gas provision level is expected to reach 63.8 percent.