Kazakhstan to make 4.2 million tons of diesel fuel in 2014
In 2014 Kazakhstan will make 4.2 million tons of diesel fuel, reported Asian CA-News quoting Alisher Argimbayev, chief of the Department of Oil Refining and Oil Products Manufacture Monitoring of the Kazakhstan Ministry of Oil and Gas.
He said in 2014 three oil refineries of Kazakhstan will refine 14,650,000 tons of oil, which will be used to make 2,789,000 tons of gasoline, 4,194,000 tons of diesel fuel, 460,000 tons of aviation kerosene and 2,974,000 tons of black oil.
During 2013 Kazakhstan refined 14.3 million tons of oil, which were used to make about 2.7 million tons of gasoline, 4 million tons of diesel fuel, over 400 tons of aviation kerosene and about 3.5 million tons of black oil. –0--
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