Pavlodar refinery net income rises in H1 (SRI)
CPC revises up September crude shipments 5% to 2.7 million tons (Dow Jones - NASDAQ)
Tethys Petroleum up 3.5% on Kazakhstan operations update (Proactive Investors)
Max Petroleum gets extension to Blocks A&E licence exploration period (Oil and Gas Eurasia)
Kazakhstan to develop regulations for operation and safety of oil pipelines – PGO (Interfax)
(SRI) - Pavlodar Petrochemical Plant posted a net profit of KZT1.945 billion in the first half of 2010, up from KZT109 million in the same period last year, Interfax reported.
Kazakhstan to double crude oil export duties in 2011 (AFP)
KMG EP looks beyond Kazakhstan in BG North Sea deal (Reuters)
Uranium One shareholders approve asset swap deal with ARMZ (RIA Novosti)
Kazakhstan may supply crude oil to Belarus, ambassador says (Belarus News)
Kazakh envoy to Baku: Keep pipe dreaming (EurasiaNet)
Kazakhstan to double export duty in 2010 (SRI)
Ministry approves Uranium One mines purchase (SRI)
Kazakhstan ups 2010 production forecast as TCO output grows (SRI)
Kazakh tax has Western oil firms over a barrel (Telegraph)
Kazakh, Ukrainian presidents to discuss gas cooperation in Kiev (RIA Novosti)
No Russian offers to join Kazakhstan’s Pavlodar refinery (Oil and Gas Eurasia)
(SRI) - Kazakhstan plans to double its crude oil export duty to $40 per tonne starting in January, wire services reported on Monday citing government sources.
Zhaikmunai completes first oil shipment via Ukrainian Black Sea port (SRI)
(SRI) - Zhaikmunai LP, a Kazakhstan-focused oil company, said on Wednesday it had successfully completed the first shipment of crude oil through the Black Sea port of Feodosia, Ukraine.
(SRI) - Karachaganak Petroleum Operating (KPO), the Eni- and BG-led consortium of oil companies developing the Karachaganak field, is currently in talks with Kazakhstan to finalize the sale of a stake in the project, Eni CEO Paolo Scaroni said on Wednesday.
(SRI) - STX Norway Offshore, a subsidiary of the Korean shipping and ship-building conglomerate STX Group, has signed contracts for the building of two icebreaker tugs for Kazakhstan-based Circle Marine Invest.
(SRI) - The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) plans to invest up to $4.6 billion by 2014 to increase the capacity of the CPC pipeline which connects oil fields in western Kazakhstan with the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiisk, CPC head Aleksander Tarakanov said on Tuesday.