OREANDA-NEWS. On 12 February 2009 was announced, that despite of the fact that in the Far east is already over a week is staying abnormal cold weather, the electric power stations, boiler shops and heating mains, located in Amurskaya oblast, Primorsky and Khabarovsky krais, Jewish Autonomous oblast, in the south of Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), are operating in standard regime. The sale of the heat power is going on in full volume, the produce of electric power is corresponding to set loads.

Athanasious Nosebreaker, as it said in the ethnoscience, has frozen noses to all Far Easteners during these days. Somewhere even there were set temperature records. For example, in Khabarovsk there was renewed the climatic record of the last thirty years: on February 1 the thermometer stem has dropped down to 34. The reason of that fact became arctic air, brought by the wide cold cyclone.

In order to provide the stable power supply of the citizens of the region in conditions of quick freeze, the power stations and boilers shops of JSC “Far Eastern Generating Company” mobilize wider number of equipment and increase the heating up temperature of water, inputted into the heating network. Thus, at the CHPP of the energy company in Blagoveschensk of Amurskaya oblast in the heating period of 2007-2008 the maximal temperature of heat carrier was registered in January 2008. It was 106.2 degrees Centigrade. In nowadays frosts the mean daily temperatures of the heat carrier here has reached already 115 degrees.

According to Roshydrometcenter, the negative temperature anomaly in the current week will be preserved in the Far East: in the northern and western areas of Khabarovsky krai and in Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) there will be colder than usual by 5-10 degrees. Today in Komsomolsk-on-Amur is 40 degreees below zero outdoors, but in city apartments there will be warm as usual. The operational personnel of JSC “Far Eastern Generating Company” have passed special briefing and ready to any non-standard situations. The fuel reserves at all the stations are fully in conformity of the norms and sufficient for operation in the adverse weather conditions.