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OIL PRODUCTS: Kazakhstan’s Atyrau Refinery to Stop for Maintenance Oct. 1-25

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Kazakhstan’s Atyrau refinery will stop for maintenance between Oct. 1-25, the country’s energy ministry said Sep. 16, cited by Reuters.

  • The ministry said that taking into consideration the planned maintenance, it expected Kazakhstan to import 285k mt of gasoline this year, 450k mt of diesel fuel, and 300k mt of jet fuel.
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Kazakhstan’s Atyrau refinery will stop for maintenance between Oct. 1-25, the country’s energy ministry said Sep. 16, cited by Reuters.

  • The ministry said that taking into consideration the planned maintenance, it expected Kazakhstan to import 285k mt of gasoline this year, 450k mt of diesel fuel, and 300k mt of jet fuel.