Source: Trend
The oil and gas sector in Kazakhstan today is a high-tech cluster with a focus on transitioning from an export-based model to a comprehensive system, the future of Kazakhstan in the technological process, and we already have some good results
Bektenov stated
The Prime Minister highlighted that by 2030, Kazakhstan aims to launch six major projects totaling over $15 billion, which will greatly enhance petrochemical production and generate tens of thousands of new jobs.
Shymkent refinery increased its capacity to 12 million tons. In gas processing, we are implementing key projects such as a gas plant in Zhanaozen, a gas processing system at Kashagan, and a gas separation system at Tengiz. The government is also expanding gas infrastructure to support industrial development. The second pipeline of the near-border Shymkent will enhance the gasification of the regions and will create new opportunities for the industrial development
Bektenov added
In a major development for Central Asia's petrochemical landscape, Kazakh project operator Silleno has signed a long-term agreement with Air Liquide Karabatan Tech Gases (ALKTG) for the continuous supply of industrial gases to its upcoming polyethylene production plant in the Atyrau region.
The Downstream Central Asia & Caspian Summit is the region’s premier annual gathering for the refining and petrochemical industries, connecting decision-makers, investors, technology providers and government stakeholders to discuss the projects, investments and innovations driving the future of downstream development across Central Asia and the Caspian region.
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