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OIL: Black Sea CPC Blend Loadings Rise 24% m/m in Feb

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Black Sea CPC Blend oil loadings increased 24% m/m in February to 1.68mb/d, Reuters said.

  • Total loadings from the terminal near Russia's port of Novorossiisk rose from 5.316m tons to 5.930m tons.
  • Kazakh crude exports were up to 5.340m tons from 4.699m tons but Russia exports fell to 0.591m tons from 0.61m tons.
  • Kazakhstan raised its crude and gas condensate output in February to a record high of 2.12mbpd following the return and expansion of its major Tengiz field.
  • Tengiz output reached 904k b/d in February, from 640k b/d in January, according to Reuters.
  • Kazakhstan plans to optimise oil production in March until fulfilment of OPEC+ obligations, the deputy energy minister said last week, holding talks with international oil companies including Exxon, Total, and Shell.
  • Recent data suggests Kazakhstan has yet to deliver the cuts. “In the near future, volumes will be adjusted to comply fully with the established limits," the Energy Ministry said.
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Black Sea CPC Blend oil loadings increased 24% m/m in February to 1.68mb/d, Reuters said.

  • Total loadings from the terminal near Russia's port of Novorossiisk rose from 5.316m tons to 5.930m tons.
  • Kazakh crude exports were up to 5.340m tons from 4.699m tons but Russia exports fell to 0.591m tons from 0.61m tons.
  • Kazakhstan raised its crude and gas condensate output in February to a record high of 2.12mbpd following the return and expansion of its major Tengiz field.
  • Tengiz output reached 904k b/d in February, from 640k b/d in January, according to Reuters.
  • Kazakhstan plans to optimise oil production in March until fulfilment of OPEC+ obligations, the deputy energy minister said last week, holding talks with international oil companies including Exxon, Total, and Shell.
  • Recent data suggests Kazakhstan has yet to deliver the cuts. “In the near future, volumes will be adjusted to comply fully with the established limits," the Energy Ministry said.