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  1. The Iran war is redrawing Central Asia’s map to the sea
    EnergyAnalysis11 Jun

    The Iran war is redrawing Central Asia’s map to the sea

    Every escalation in the Gulf pushes the region’s trade further off the route through Iran and onto the corridors west and east. The war hands Kazakhstan an oil-price windfall and a bill at the same time.

  2. Kazakhstan’s oil still rides a Russian route
    EnergyAnalysis10 Jun

    Kazakhstan’s oil still rides a Russian route

    Astana keeps adjusting its output numbers. It still ships most of its oil through a pipeline that crosses Russia to the Black Sea, and that route is now a target. The exposure is built into the map.

  3.  Central Asia, AI, data centres, electricity, nuclear, Russia, China, South Korea
    EnergyAnalysis10 Jun

    Central Asia declared an AI year. The grid will decide how far it gets

    The region is racing to build digital economies, AI centres and crypto hubs. All of it needs electricity Central Asia does not yet have, which is why the same governments are courting Korea, Rosatom and Beijing for new power.

  4. EnergyAnalysis5 Jun

    Baku Energy Week: $7.5 billion in contracts, a green corridor pitch, and Central Asia in the room

    Azerbaijan's minister framed the Caspian region as a new energy space. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan were named as corridor partners. $7.5 billion in contracts signed at the forum.