The first 150 tons of products have already been shipped to Kazakhstan, where the combined heat and power plant is being reconstructed. Built in 1962, Thermal Power Plant-3 is inefficient due to its service life being exhausted. The project calls for the construction of a completely new power plant with greater capacity and operational flexibility. "NTZMK" will manufacture lattice and solid-wall columns for the main frame for its construction. The company will supply over 2,000 tons of products for the project.

The new power plant will generate combined heat and power. A key aspect of the project is the replacement of outdated coal-fired equipment with modern, environmentally friendly combined-cycle power units with a capacity of up to 450 MW, running on natural gas. Completely converting CHPP-3 from coal to gas will help improve the plant's environmental performance and reduce its negative impact on the region's environment. Commissioning of the new CHPP-3 is scheduled for 2026.