Company representatives noted that coal from the Kara-Keche deposit is currently being used to supply the northern regions of Kyrgyzstan.
Every day, about 500 trucks are dispatched from this deposit, transporting between 8,000 to 12,000 tons of coal. This season, a record was set — 12,500 tons in one day.
"The coal reserves at Kara-Keche are sufficient, and prices remain stable. Almost every ayil-okmotu has coal warehouses," Rustambek Sadyraliev reported.
In addition, according to the Deputy Director of "Kyrgyzkomur," there are also coal deposits in the south of the country, such as Sulyukta-11, Besh-Burkan, Zaarai, Kojo-Kelen, Tegenek, and Arka. Currently, coal is already being extracted from three of them and supplied to the population.
