- Crude oil production in Kazakhstan, which is part of the OPEC+ output deal, plunged by 13% in August from July due to regular maintenance at one giant field and an unplanned halt at another huge oilfield, Reuters reported on Monday, quoting two sources with knowledge of daily production data.
- The integrity of the equipment remains intact, and there is no threat to the flora and fauna of the Black Sea.
- The 1,500-km CPC pipeline from the giant Kazakh oilfields in the Caspian Sea to Novorossiysk, on the Russian Black Sea coast, moves over two-thirds of all Kazakhstan export oil along with crude from Russian fields, including those in the Caspian region.
Kazakhstan’s Oil Production Slumps By 13%
