16.09.2026, 10:19

Karachaganak repairs to run through October, output to fall by up to 450,000 tonnes - Energy Ministry

ASTANA. Sept 16 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Repairs that began Sept. 7 at the Karachaganak field will run through October and cut oil output by up to 450,000 tonnes, Kazakhstan's Energy Ministry told Interfax-Kazakhstan.

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Karachaganak repairs to run through October, output to fall by up to 450,000 tonnes - Energy Ministry

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