More than 13,000 metric tons of coal are stored at coal depots in Bishkek

A total of 13,190 metric tons of coal are stored at coal depots in four districts of Bishkek. The cost of the fuel depends on the grade and ranges from 7,000 to 8,000 KGS per metric ton.

According to city hall data, 5,370 metric tons of coal are stored at depots in the Leninsky District. “Kara-Keche” is sold for 7,000 KGS per metric ton, “Min-Kush” for the same price, and “Shabyrkul” for 7,800 KGS.

There are nine coal depots operating in the Sverdlovsk District. The total stock amounts to 5,550 metric tons. The varieties available here are “Kara-Keche” at 7,000 KGS per metric ton and “Shabyrkul” at 7,800 KGS.

In the Oktyabrsky District, 1,713 metric tons of coal are available. According to the mayor’s office, the fuel is available at all retail locations in the district.

In the Pervomaisky District, the stockpile totals 557 metric tons. “Kara-Keche” is sold for 7,000 KGS per metric ton, “Min-Kush” for 8,000 KGS, and “Shargun” for 7,600 KGS.

The addresses of the coal depots are published on the Bishkek City Hall website. City services are monitoring fuel availability and prices. City Hall recommends that residents prepare for winter in advance.