KEGOC's main goals in energy saving and energy efficiency improvement are to reduce the volume of consumed fuel and energy resources, including by reducing auxiliary energy consumption at KEGOC facilities, reducing technological losses of electricity in the NPG, improving energy consumption control mechanisms and equipment of Company facilities with electricity and other fuel and energy resource metres, and organising information collection on energy consumption.

In 2024, the total consumption of fuel and energy resources increased by 551,803.99 GJ compared to 2023, mainly due to the growth in electricity consumption as a result of increased volumes of electricity transmission through the NPG.

The greatest effect, in terms of reducing energy consumption, is provided by measures to reduce the technological consumption of electric energy for transmission over electric networks. The UPS of the Republic of Kazakhstan is mainly characterized by the concentration of powerful energy sources in the Northern zone and the presence of long (about 1,000 km) transit power lines (the main directions of transit North — South of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Pavlodar region — Aktobe region) — this is due to the large territory of the country and has a significant impact on the level of technological electricity consumption (technical losses). Technical losses in the KEGOC JSC network also depend on the operating modes of the energy systems of neighboring countries (transit, export and import of electricity) and climatic conditions. 

In 2024, the technological electricity consumption in KEGOC JSC networks amounted to 3.069 billion kWh, which is equivalent to 5% of the total electricity transmitted to the grid.