In Kyrgyzstan, only 77 out of a total of 388 boiler houses are currently powered by electricity. This information was revealed during a session of the parliamentary committee on industrial policy. The remaining boiler houses rely on other fuel sources, details of which were not immediately specified. This indicates a significant reliance on non-electric energy for heating infrastructure across the country. The situation raises concerns about energy efficiency and potential vulnerabilities within Kyrgyzstan’s heating systems. The committee meeting likely addressed the implications of this disparity and potential solutions for transitioning more boiler houses to electric power. Further discussion focused on the country's overall energy infrastructure and winter preparedness.