In the village of Rakhimzhan Koshkarbayev, Tselinograd district, the transfer of an electricity facility to the trust management of AEKU JSC took place. This is the first such case in the Akmola region, implemented within the framework of the instruction of the Head of State on the development of the electric power industry.
On December 27, 2024, an agreement was signed between the akimat of the Tselinograd district and AEKU JSC, according to which more than 1,500 meters of power transmission lines were transferred to the management of the energy supplying organization. Now residents who were previously connected to electricity through individual KTPs and used diesel generators will receive stable electricity.
As explained by specialists from AEKU JSC, the transfer of power lines will ensure uninterrupted power supply, prompt elimination of accidents and technological violations. Work on connecting subscribers has already begun, and the KTP capacity is sufficient to ensure the connection of about 100 houses. The work carried out on power supply will create favorable conditions for future residents, providing the necessary infrastructure for construction and comfortable living. The sites for the construction of the GTP are provided with water supply networks and electricity. Land plots are allocated in accordance with the priority.
Residents of the small district expressed their gratitude to the akimat and JSC "AEUK" for solving an important problem. Now they can use household electrical appliances without fear and develop their farms without worrying about power outages.
This step was an important stage in the development of the district's energy infrastructure. Transferring the power grids of AEK JSC to the trust management will increase the quality of service provision, create conditions for further growth of the settlement and improve the standard of living of its residents.
The akimat of the Tselinograd district will continue work in this direction.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola/press/news/details/930883