The production of electricity in Kazakhstan has declined for the second day in a row due to technical failures at power stations and heat distribution networks.
According to KOREM, the operator of the centralized electricity trading market in Kazakhstan, on December 8, the country produced 351.16 million kilowatt-hours of electricity; on December 9, the rate declined to 349.2 million kilowatt hours and then to 340.07 million kilowatt-hours on December 10.
On the other hand, the daily consumption of energy has been increasing in Kazakhstan for the fourth day in a row as many of the country’s regions have reported extremely...