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Caspian pipeline oil exports on schedule, Kazakhstan says

Kazakhstan's oil exports via the Caspian Pipeline Consortium are on schedule, despite damage from a drone attack on February 17, 2025, according to Energy Minister Almasadam Satkaliyev.
The consortium reported that it will take about two months to repair the damaged pumping station, but is rerouting flows to avoid disruptions.
Kazakhstan's oil exports account for approximately 1% of global supply, and the damage could lead to a significant decrease in exports, according to Russia's state pipeline operator Transneft.
Kazakhstan is exploring ways to diversify its oil export routes to reduce dependence on the Caspian Pipeline, including developing trans-Caspian routes.

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