GASIFICATION
Kara-Balta Gas Area
The gas office was opened in October 1964, headed by Mikhail Dmitrievich Zhadan. Exactly 10 years later, a special building was constructed, where the gas office is located to this day.
In the 1980s, the office supplied the population with only liquefied gas at a rate of 30 tons daily. Natural gas began to flow into the city in 1982.
Multi-apartment buildings and industrial enterprises were gasified: the carpet factory, the flour mill, "Bakay," and the brewery.
Two secondary schools were switched to gas heating.
In 1998, the gas sector underwent restructuring, resulting in the formation of two bases: one for natural gas and one for liquefied gas.
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In 2000, the total length of the gas networks was 42.5 km. Of this, 21.5 km was medium pressure, and the remaining pipeline was low pressure.
WATER SUPPLY
Kara-Balta Water Supply and Sewerage Management (UKVH)
It is a state enterprise with the right of economic management of property, supplying the city residents with drinking water and treating wastewater. Since 1980, the management has also been involved in the operation and maintenance of water intakes.
Today, the Kara-Balta UVKH has 15 water wells across three water intakes, with a total capacity of 13,699.6 thousand m³ per year.
The first head of the management was Turat Sharshenkulovich Junushaliev, and since 1986, it has been Mikhail Mikhailovich Kovalenko.
The southern zone of the city is served by the wastewater services of the "ETV" enterprise.
Electric Power Industry of the City of Kara-Balta