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164462
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OPEN HEARING ABOUT REDUCTION OF AIR POLLUTION
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, /MONTSAME/ The Civil Hall has hosted an open hearing on measures for reducing air pollution in Ulaanbaatar. It has been organized by Sub-council of Fuel and Energy at the President of Mongolia.
At the event, the city's deputy mayor D.Ganbold introduced some measures to reduce Ulaanbaatar's air pollution, a general dispatcher of the Center of Energy and Heating Productions spoke about calculations of energy potential of providing the ger district with electricity. A deputy director of the "Ulaanbaatar Electricity Distribution Station" company Ch.Onortsetseg has given a speech about participation of the company in reduction of air pollution, and an officer of the "MCS International" LLC T.Monkhtor has introduced a project of constructing a coal gas factory.
According to a survey made by a parliamentary working group, it is possible to give to 6,000 families the electricity discount in the first turn. The gathered have underlined it is important to intensify a constructing of the 5 and 6 thermal power stations to provide these families with heating from 2013.
A calculation shows the most part of the city's ger families will get electricity within this year when the factories of processing coke coal and fuel are put into use.
B.Khuder
At the event, the city's deputy mayor D.Ganbold introduced some measures to reduce Ulaanbaatar's air pollution, a general dispatcher of the Center of Energy and Heating Productions spoke about calculations of energy potential of providing the ger district with electricity. A deputy director of the "Ulaanbaatar Electricity Distribution Station" company Ch.Onortsetseg has given a speech about participation of the company in reduction of air pollution, and an officer of the "MCS International" LLC T.Monkhtor has introduced a project of constructing a coal gas factory.
According to a survey made by a parliamentary working group, it is possible to give to 6,000 families the electricity discount in the first turn. The gathered have underlined it is important to intensify a constructing of the 5 and 6 thermal power stations to provide these families with heating from 2013.
A calculation shows the most part of the city's ger families will get electricity within this year when the factories of processing coke coal and fuel are put into use.
B.Khuder
