Kazakhstan is considering significantly increasing crude oil exports, which would reduce its dependence on Russia.
Cristina Petrache
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Kazakhstan's energy minister says the country could significantly increase crude oil exports from the Turkish port of Ceyhan through the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline. This would reduce dependence on Russia, which receives over 80% of Kazakhstan's crude oil exports. Kazakhstan's crude oil exports account for over 1% of the world's supply.
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Kazahstanul vrea să-şi majoreze semnificativ exporturile de petrol, ocolind Rusia
Kazahstanul vrea să-și exporte petrolul ocolind Rusia. Ruta alternativă luată în calcul - HotNews.ro
Kazahstanul își propune să crească masiv exporturile de petrol, reducând dependența de Rusia | Newsweek Romania
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