The paper presents calculation results of hydrochemical balance. There are developed and described methods to reduce the concentration of sulfates in reservoir-cooler-Lake Kenon CHPP-1 in Chita. The operation of a coal station and disposal of its waste without anti-filtration measures directly affect soil feeding of the lake. Thus, the anthropogenic impact of the city-forming plant threatens the lake's ecosystem and quality of groundwater. The measure proposed in the paper should help reduce negative factors affecting the natural ecosystem and, then continue to use coal fuel to maintain the quality of the reservoir. One of the main consequences of the implementation of these methods is time calculation when water is restored to its natural state. It will help to use this part of the reservoir for recreational purposes.

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