Transit shipments of Russian oil to Uzbekistan via Kazakhstani territory started

Uzbek company AO Uzbekneftegaz announces the start of oil supplies from the territory of the Russian Federation. This is the first transit flow (through Kazakhstan) of Russian oil to Uzbek territory. The logistics of supply is as follows: the oil goes through the Omsk-Pavlodar (Kazakhstan) -Chimkent (Kazakhstan) pipeline, after which it is sent by rail to the Uzbek refinery.

Such logistics is used due to the lack of free capacity of existing branches that would connect Russian fields with oil refineries in Uzbekistan.

The agreement on pumping Russian oil was reached during the visit of the President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev to Astana, and then to Moscow. The Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Uzbekistan signed a memorandum for the supply to Uzbekistan of tentatively 0,5 million tons of oil from Russia. This is the maximum possible volume of supply at this stage, since the main throughput capacity of the pipeline serves China - up to 10 million tons per year.

In Uzbekistan, it is reported that Russian oil will allow us to breathe new life into the oil refining complex located in the Jizzakh region. It is noted that in the near future issues of increasing purchases of oil from Uzbekistan from the Russian Federation and the Republic of Kazakhstan - up to 5 million tons per year will be considered.

Comments

[210ox]

Everyone is happy. Uzbekistan as a buyer. Kazakhs as transit. Russia as a supplier.

[MoJloT]

Here, questions seem to arise, at what price, they are falling on oil now. And why do we have gas prices breaking records, there is not enough oil? Or what is happening? Wonderland.

[Kleber]

Quote: 210ox

Everyone is happy. Uzbekistan as a buyer. Kazakhs as transit. Russia as a supplier.

In Russia, only those who are sitting on the oil pipe are happy and wanted to spit on Russia from the Ostankino tower.
The same raw material! After processing, a product with high added value appears. The founders of Branobel have been turning over for a century now.

[Nasrat]

Quote: Kleber

Quote: 210ox

Everyone is happy. Uzbekistan as a buyer. Kazakhs as transit. Russia as a supplier.

In Russia, only those who are sitting on the oil pipe are happy and wanted to spit on Russia from the Ostankino tower.
The same raw material! After processing, a product with high added value appears. The founders of Branobel have been turning over for a century now.

Quote: MoJloT

Here, questions seem to arise, at what price, they are falling on oil now. And why do we have gas prices breaking records, there is not enough oil? Or what is happening? Wonderland.

The people are starting to suspect someone .... the elections are coming soon .... not casual is this wf

[32363]

Kazakhs have their own oil like mud

[Kasym]

Precisely noticed. Want to surprise you. RK built 1 oil pipeline and 3 gas pipelines to China. But not a single drop of domestic oil and gas until the last moment there ... was not and is not. Oil pumps Rosneft through it, in an article about 10 mil. tons per year throughput. And gas is friends from Central Asia, Uzbeks and Turkmens. Here is a paradox.
And about the Uzbeks. The Tyumen-Chimkent oil pipeline, which serves the Pavlodar and Chimkent oil refineries in the Republic of Kazakhstan, was built in Soviet times. So the Uzbeks will get faster. And in China we built just from Pavlodar. At first they dragged their own along the railway, and then they downloaded it in China. Now they just leased the Russian Federation for rent. There is a construction of new branches.
Another curious fact. About a million tons of fuel and lubricants are imported from the Russian Federation. True, this Lafa within a year for Moscow will end. All three refineries are undergoing modernization. And the first new capacities are launched. Until the end of the trail. years, all this work will end. RK itself will export aviation fuel and high-octane gasoline. Until recently, the domestic was only up to AI-92.

[Sergey53]

In Uzbekistan and Uzbekistan, in addition to delivering guest workers to us, practically no trade was conducted. Everything was episodic.

[lexx2038]

In-in, they are to us grimy low-skilled workers, and we give them oil. And as I call in at the gas station, I immediately become so poor, soon I will refuel only on holidays - but not much.

[Herculesic]

Through this pipe, guest workers will flood into Russia in a reverse flow!

[NF68]

It is strange that Uzbekistan did not buy oil in Kazakhstan. After all, they are neighbors, and in Kazakhstan they produce a huge amount of oil.

[Razvedka_Boem]

Oil is not the same. Russian is better.

[Kasym]

Not certainly in that way. Due to the Tyumen-Pavlodar-Chimkent oil pipeline, built in the Soviet era, Uzbekistan will get cheaper than we will carry around by train. Therefore, we will build a new branch for Tashkent. First, from Chimkent, and then we will establish our own oil along a new route.

[Glory1974]

Under the USSR, the mafia saddled oil supplies to Uzbekistan. Tanks from cold Siberia came to sunny Tashkent, and there + 40 in the shade. Oil expands, surplus appears.
Isn’t such an option implemented now?
Somehow this time went without oil, and suddenly come on.

[Nemesis]

But Uzbekistan will not pay again ... Maybe it's time to ask for the citizenship of Uzbekistan, or Kyrgyzstan, which he gave $ 750 million to and continues to supply them at the expense of the Russian Federation and to the detriment of the Russian Federation ?!

[Razvedka_Boem]

Always paid and pay.

[Nemesis]

Never paid and do not pay and saving you and Kyrgyzstan debts, consider a gift, to the detriment of the Russian Federation, $ 750 million speaks for itself

[APASUS]

In my opinion, Uzbekistan itself produced oil and solved this problem, or maybe something happened?

[Razvedka_Boem]

We have not enough oil, although geological exploration is underway, but there is no open data on its results.
During Soviet times in Ferghana
the largest oil refinery in Central Asia was built, but now it does not work at full capacity.