VOL. XLIII
No. 07
14-February-2000
CASPIAN
Foreign Oil Firms In Kazakstan Critical Of Government Crude Export Limit
Foreign oil companies operating in Kazakstan are reported to be unhappy about a government decision to limit crude oil exports to 22mn tons (440,000 b/d) in 2000. Kazakstans Prime Minister Kasymzhomart Tokayev announced the decision in late December in an effort to alleviate a fuel shortage and ensure that the countrys three refineries would be supplied with feedstock. Kazakstan...
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