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Kazakhstan plans $327 million expansion of oil pipeline routes to China

From The Astana Times · () English

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  • Kazakhstan plans to invest about $327 million to expand two oil pipeline sections toward China.
  • The projects would raise their combined capacity to 35 million tons a year.
  • KazTransOil presented the plans to investors as part of efforts to strengthen Kazakhstan’s eastern export corridor.

Kazakhstan plans to spend an estimated $327 million expanding two key sections of its oil pipeline system toward China.

The projects would increase their combined capacity to 35 million tons a year, strengthening the country’s eastern export corridor.

KazTransOil, Kazakhstan’s oil transport company, presented the investment plans to investors on Sept. 2. The expansion would focus on routes connecting the country’s oil system more closely with the Chinese market.

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