Coal chemistry is expected to become one of the key sectors
of Kazakhstan's manufacturing industry, with the potential to generate tens of
billions of dollars. The country has all the necessary conditions: over 100 million
tonnes of coal are mined annually, and Kazakhstan ranks among the world’s top
ten countries in terms of coal reserves. Experts at the Coal Industry Forum in
Astana emphasized that improving the efficiency of coal use requires the
adoption of advanced technologies, the conduct of scientific research, and,
most importantly, the establishment of a dedicated analytical center for the
development of coal chemistry. The forum brought together industry specialists,
experts, and scientists from Kazakhstan and abroad.
«We plan to process coal locally and establish coal chemical
enterprises. Our coal can be used to produce around 300 types of
pharmaceutical, chemical, and other products. We already have investors working
with us. Over the past two to three years, several coke-chemical facilities
have been built in Kazakhstan. New coal-fired plants will be constructed using
advanced technologies that comply with environmental standards,» said Nikolay
Radostovets, Executive Director of the National Association of Mining and
Metallurgical Enterprises.
As part of the forum, an international specialized
exhibition was held, showcasing products and the latest developments aimed at
increasing the productivity of the mining and metallurgical complex. Among the
exhibits was a platform designed to improve work planning for geologists,
mining engineers, and designers. This solution focuses on automating and
optimizing production processes.
«We are a company with a presence in 124 countries,
including an office in Almaty. We provide software solutions across various
industries, including mining. Our solutions are also used in mechanical
engineering, shipbuilding, and aerospace,» said Rustam Akhmetkaliyev, representative
of a software development company for mining enterprises.

