KAZAKHSTAN PREFERS TO SUPPLY OIL AND GAS BY TANKERS BECAUSE OF CASPIAN SEA"S UNCLEAR STATUS
He however said Kazakhstan is ready to supply oil by large tankers to Baku. `This way is safer. The oil would be then exported from Baku through the BTC pipeline,` he said. He said Azerbaijan"s tankers could be used in the oil supplies by sea. The sides could discuss the tariffs.
* Azerbaijan"s sub-sea transport infrastructure includes 3,000 km of pipelines (for oil, gas and water). Overall 22 billion m3 of gas and 49 million tons of oil was extracted from Azerbaijan"s Caspian Sector in 2009.--12В--
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