Kazakhstan Hesitant to Meet Kremlin’s Energy Needs
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Major oil refineries in Kazakhstan did not use permits to export petrol to Russia because of the risks associated with sanctions.
Trying to supply just enough to keep Russia content.
Russia is running out of fuel and is increasingly frantic in its search for suppliers. Fuel from Belarus and Morocco, as well as limited supplies from India, are insufficient. Moscow had placed its hopes in neighboring Kazakhstan. However, Kazakhstan's largest refineries have refused to supply gasoline to Russia.
Kazakhstan ' s largest NPP did not use gas export quotas to Russia because of the risk of sanctions and payment problems through Russian banks.
Kazakhstan ' s largest oil refineries abandoned their fuel quotas to Russia, reports Reuters with reference to four sources in the industry. In July, Kazakhstan ' s Ministry of Energy allowed the country ' s second largest Pavlodar NPP to send 17.5 thousand tons of Ai-92 petrol to the Russian market. In August, the Atyrau plant received the same quota for the processing of 5.5 million tons of oil per year. However, the oil owners …
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