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The article touches upon the problem of energy saving and increasing energy efficiency in the construction sector,
which consumes a significant share of the country's energy resources. The issues of rational use of energy resources
with the aspects of energy saving, energy efficiency and, correspondingly, environmental problems are becoming
increasingly important, and their solution has become a strategic task for Kazakhstan. In order to give momentum to
energy saving measures carried out in Kazakhstan, a number of laws, bylaws and programs related to the rational
use of energy resources and energy efficiency have been adopted. To solve this problem, it is planned to carry out
targeted measures to eliminate existing political, legislative, technical and information barriers. A regulatory technical
base is being developed based on the most recent advances of construction science.
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