In Bishkek, the retail price of BPKO coal has been set at 7,000 soms per ton.

In Chui region, the price will vary depending on the district and transportation costs:

in Kemin district, a ton of coal will cost 6,600 soms,

in Issyk-Ata district — 6,850 soms,

in Alamedin and Sokuluk districts — 7,200 soms,

in Moskovsky district — 7,300 soms,

In Panfilovsky district — 7,500 soms.

According to the Antimonopoly Regulation Service, the final price is determined by the cost of the coal, transportation costs, and fuel depot expenses.

The base price for BPKO grade coal is 3,021 soms per ton.

Under the new mechanism, Kyrgyzkomur is required to operate fuel depots, directly sell coal, and regularly publish information on its availability and prices. The Antimonopoly Regulation Service will oversee the implementation of the agreement and monitor the market situation.

Coal will be available for purchase at 19 fuel depots in Bishkek and 39 in Chui region.