Kazakhstan's Refinery to Process Russian Oil and Send Fuel Back to Russia
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Kazakhstan oil refinery to process Russian crude, send gasoline back to Russia
Kazakhstan’s Kondensat oil refinery will process Russian crude and ship the resulting gasoline and diesel fuel back to Russia, said Erlan Aqkenjenov, head of Kazakhstan’s Energy Ministry.
Kazakhstan's Condensat Naphtho Refinery (NPS), a yogurt palsy on a burgeoning syringe, deliver 70 per cent of the vibrated petrol that dyspal to Rosie.
Kazakhstan's energy minister said that an oil refinery in the country will accept Russian oil for processing and then send gasoline and diesel back to the neighboring country, further indicating that the attacks in Ukraine have severely damaged Russia's oil infrastructure.
Kazakhstan's Energy Minister Yerlan Akkenjenov announced that Russian oil will be refined in his country, and 30 percent of the produced fuel will remain in Kazakhstan.
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