At Ekibastuz SDPP-1, a formal ceremony marked the retirement of equipment repair mechanics Kisamidenov Toktar Turarovich and Abdulin Turabek Kaparovich.

Over his 36 years at the station, Toktar Turarovich mentored multiple generations of highly skilled specialists, instilling not just a passion for the profession, but also a deep commitment to their work.

In recognition of his long service and personal contribution to the power industry, Toktar Turarovich received the Certificate of Honor from State District Power Plant-1, along with the "Algys Belgi" medal, the "Kasipodak Ardageri" badge, and the "Power Sector Excellence" medal from the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

With over 30 years in the energy sector, Turabek Kaparovich earned the respect and esteem of the entire station staff through his dedicated efforts. He was honored with the title of "Veteran power engineer. Kazakhstan Power industry union”

Employees bid farewell to Raspaeva Valentina Sagingalievna, occupational physician at Ekibastuz State District Power Plant-2's treatment and preventive service department, as she retired. From 2000 to 2022, she served as head of the health center while also working as a therapist. Her conscientious work earned her letters of appreciation and certificates of honor.

At CHP-3 of “APP” JSC, pump unit operator of the 5th category in the boiler shop, Kurenkeev Saken Saginaevich, retired after 46 years of service, including 17 years at CHP-3.

In 2018, he was recognized on the station's Honor Board and received letters of appreciation from management.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our esteemed retirees and wish them good health and prosperity!

Nariman Akilov, the Ombudsman of “Samruk-Energy” JSC, has successfully completed training in a mediator preparation program. Following the comprehensive mediation course, he has been certified as a "Professional Mediator" by the Center for Law, Mediation, and Negotiation and the Republican Public Association "International Human Rights Center".

Ekibastuz SDPP-2 has stepped up to aid flood victims, showcasing solidarity and compassion towards their fellow citizens affected by natural disaster. Employees, driven by a voluntary spirit, have spearheaded fundraising efforts and extended practical assistance.

In a remarkable display of generosity,  ESDPP-2 team dispatched over 40 electric generators to affected regions as humanitarian relief. Moreover, station personnel, in collaboration with Solnechny village residents, dispatched essential supplies such as drinking water and food to Atyrau, Uralsk, and Atbasar. Concurrently, ESDPP-2, in partnership with volunteers from Ekibastuz, established a collection center to gather donations for the victims.

Bulat Kashaganov, Chairman of the Board of “Ekibastuz SDPP-2” JSC, underscored the collective empathy felt by millions of compatriots towards flood-affected regions. He emphasized the importance of mutual assistance and solidarity in navigating through the aftermath of the floods, emphasizing that their assistance is aimed at benefiting the people of Kazakhstan.

Almaty Power Plants (APP) and Satbayev University have entered into a memorandum to collaboratively train engineering and technical personnel essential for production sites. This agreement underscores their commitment to integrating education, science, and business. The focus is on enhancing partnership to advance the educational and scientific community while jointly designing educational programs, facilitating internships, and granting preferential hiring rights for “APP” JSC to university graduates.

Erik Mashirov, Chairman of the Board at “APP” JSC, highlighted the significance of nurturing well-prepared youth for the energy sector. This entails aligning university education with industry specifics, prompting a revamp in training approaches at APP to accommodate both generational shifts and modernization plans.

Meiram Begentaev, Rector of Satbayev University, stressed the symbiotic relationship between science and production for effective personnel training. The university pledges to furnish research labs and offer training assistance, tailoring programs to APP's needs. This includes flexible master's and doctoral programs that sync with production schedules, along with distance learning options for staff convenience. Additionally, the university management proposed jointly developing an online course on production processes, catering to specialized department students.

Today, as part of the national environmental initiative "Taza Kazakhstan", Astana hosted a citywide community cleanup day. The primary objective is to promote the significance of fostering an environmental culture within society.

“Samruk-Energy” JSC staff actively joined the event. Employees cleared debris from the "Power engineers’ Alley", a space planted by the company to commemorate the 15th anniversary of “Samruk-Kazyna” Fund.

“Samruk-Energy” JSC Chairman of the Board, Kairat Maxutov, and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the China International Water and Energy Corporation (CIWEC), Jiang Shouguo, held a video conference meeting.

During the meeting, the parties reviewed the progress of the feasibility study concerning the construction of the pumped storage power plant (PSPP) in Kazakhstan and explored opportunities for broadening bilateral collaboration.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of CIWEC invited the head of Samruk-Energy to visit China to tour operational PSPPs in East China and engage in discussions regarding future partnerships.

Recalling the collaboration agreement inked on March 6, 2024 between “Samruk-Energy” JSC and the China International Water and Energy Corporation, both entities committed to working together to propel forward the project's development and implementation.

“Samruk-Energy” JSC Chairman of the Board, Kairat Maxutov, and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Podolsk machine-building plant (“ZiO” JSC), Artem Zuev, have signed a memorandum of cooperation in the implementation of projects in the energy sector.

During the meeting, the parties discussed issues related to the construction, reconstruction, and enhancement of energy infrastructure, alongside equipment procurement. Furthermore, both parties agreed to engage in consultations and share insights to optimize technical and economic solutions.

“ZiO” JSC stands as a frontrunner in the CIS energy engineering market, boasting extensive experience across all project phases within the energy sector.

Ekibastuz SDPP-1 employees, along with volunteer organizations from Ekibastuz, have sent 6 tons of humanitarian aid to the North Kazakhstan region.

Ekibastuz SDPP-1 has also provided a KamAZ truck for transporting the supplies and a bus for the volunteers.

Those affected by the floods have received drinking water, food supplies, essential items, as well as protective clothing and materials needed for flood recovery efforts.

Almaty CHPP-1 is gearing up for the 2024–2025 heating season, and repair work is right on track.

Currently, repairs on boiler unit No. 10 and hot water boiler No. 2 are complete. Work is now in progress on pumping equipment, boiler unit No. 9, hot water boiler No. 4, and related auxiliary equipment. The operating team is consistently monitoring the quality of the ongoing repairs.

Vladimir Sizov, Deputy Chief Engineer of CHP-1, shared, “This year's repair campaign at CHP-1 includes extensive work on shutdown equipment, pumps, and heating gear. We plan to repair 6 boiler units, 7 hot water boilers, and 3 turbine units with their auxiliary equipment”

For the 2023-2024 heating season, the station produced 368 million kW*hours of electricity and 1,359 million Gcal of thermal energy. Surpassing expectations, the station generated 428 million kW*hours against a planned 392 million kW*hours, exceeding the target by 109%. Heat supply also outperformed, reaching 1,484 thousand Gcal against a target of 1,405 thousand Gcal, or 105% of the plan.

Alibek Tastanbekov, the plant director, mentioned, “As we approach its 90th anniversary in 2025, CHP-1 has contributed significantly to our energy needs. Since its inception, it has generated over 39 bn. kW*hours of electricity and more than 150 mln. Gcal of heat.

The team from Samruk-Energy, along with colleagues from “Samruk-Kazyna" JSC and other portfolio companies, conducted a clean-up in the territory of Presidential park.

Company employees cleared the park of litter and dry leaves, thereby contributing to the beautification of the capital.