Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan may sharply increase crude oil exports from the Turkish port of Ceyhan, bypassing Russia.

In March, through the Batumi oil terminal, the load on the berthless pouring of dark oil products produced at Kazakhstan refineries was restored.

Kazakhstan is buying tankers to transport its oil through the Caspian and Black seas. Thus, the country can look for an alternative to the main export pipeline through the Russian Federation.

Kazakhstan and Germany signed a memorandum on increasing cargo flow on the TTM (Trans-Caspian Transport Route).

The largest operator of the trunk railway network of Kazakhstan will ban the transportation of oil products to the russian port of Taman on the Black Sea.

Kazakhstan made the first test shipment of its oil from the Kashagan field through the Caspian Sea to Azerbaijan.

Kazakhstan plans to supply Germany with 1.2 million tons of oil through the Druzhba pipeline in 2023.

Kazatomprom State Corporation, the largest uranium mining company in the world, plans to make more active use of the Trans-Caspian international transport route.

Export of Kazakh oil to Europe was blocked after a storm in the Black Sea, which damaged the oil terminal of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) in Novorossiysk.

The protests, which have been going on in Kazakhstan since January 2nd, could provoke disruptions in offshore gas supplies to Ukraine.