- Russian and Kazakh oil exports via the Caspian Pipeline Consortium’s (CPC) Black Sea terminal face at least one month’s disruption each once repairs begin on two of its three single mooring points (SPMs), CPC confirmed on Tuesday (23 August).
- The CPC Blend loading plan for August was set at 5.026 million tonnes, while September’s was set at 5.153 million tonnes.
- The other major supplier via CPC pipeline, Kazakhstan’s Kashagan oilfield, also cut output in August due to a gas leak early in the month and was gradually raising production.
Kazakh crude exports hit by Russian terminal repairs
