Kazakhstan restores oil output after CPC disruptions

Kazakhstan has restored its oil production to stable levels after a decline caused by incidents at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), Report informs via Interfax.

The country's Ministry of Energy said that oil production is currently stable and no decline in output is being observed.

"Currently, the country's oil production remains at a stable level, and there is no reduction in oil production volumes," the ministry said.

The ministry noted that oil production at major fields was below planned levels in July due to the suspension of shipments at the CPC.