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"Clean air" is gaining momentum: in Siberia, thousands of homes have switched to environmentally friendly heating.
The federal clean air project continues to change the appearance of Siberian cities. At the operational headquarters of the Ministry of Natural Resources, the participants summarized the interim results of the transition of the private sector from coal heating to more environmentally friendly types. The main result was large-scale work in the Krasnoyarsk Territory and the Republic of Khakassia: 2,000 283 private households were switched to automatic solid fuel boilers.
In the Krasnoyarsk Territory - in Minosinsk, Achinsk and Lesbosbirsk - 1,000 393 houses received environmentally friendly heating. In Khakassia - Abkan and Chernogorsk - 890 households. These are not just numbers: behind them is a real reduction in the load on the atmosphere and comfort for thousands of families.
At the same time, the geography of the project is expanding. In Ulan-Ude, commissioning works for the conversion of 161 houses to electric heating have been completed. Equipment was installed in Gusinvazhersk to transfer 122 households to central heating. Also, in the cities participating in the project, the emission sources are equipped with 141 automatic control systems, and by the end of November it is planned to complete the equipment in 10 additional facilities. "Clean air" actually proves: the environment and the comfort of the residents are solvable problems.