Oil Production at Kashagan Halted for Scheduled Maintenance
Scheduled major repairs began on Monday at the Kashagan oil and gas field in Kazakhstan. The Ministry of Energy reported that the repairs, initially planned to start on October 3, were rescheduled to October 7. Energy Minister Almasadam Satkaliyev informed reporters that the maintenance would last 30 to 40 days, with management from the NCOC consortium aiming to complete it in 30 days. In 2023, the field produced 18.8 million tons of oil. NCOC shareholders include KMG Kashagan B.V., Shell Kazakhstan Development B.V., Total EP Kazakhstan, and others.
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Turkey and several European countries have regained access to gas from Shah Deniz Alpha, as the operator of the Caspian Shah Deniz field has resumed operations on this production platform after resolving issues that caused a force majeure situation from January 6–18.
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Production from the "Shah Deniz Alpha" platform under the "Shah Deniz-1" project was resumed on the evening of January 18, 2025, after being suspended on January 7, the press service of BP-Azerbaijan, the operator of the “Shah Deniz” gas condensate field.
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At a press conference on January 17 following negotiations with his Iranian counterpart Masoud Pezeshkian, Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that the project for constructing a gas pipeline between the two countries is underway. According to him, the initial supply could reach up to 2 bcm, but it could eventually increase to 55 bcm annually.
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Azerbaijan and Pakistan discussed oil product trade issues. On January 18, SOCAR President Rovshan Najaf met with Pakistan’s Minister of State for Petroleum Musadik Malik, the press service of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR). The meeting highlighted the successful development of relations between Azerbaijan and Pakistan.
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