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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.

EnergyBrief10 Jun

Kazakhstan sets its 2026 oil target at 98 million tonnes after pipeline attacks

Energy minister Yerlan Akkenzhenov said on 10 June that Kazakhstan will produce about 98 million tonnes of oil this year, below plan. Attacks on the Caspian pipeline and outages at Tengiz cost roughly 5 million tonnes.