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=== Summary Information ===
 
=== Summary Information ===
  
* Source:  
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* Source: Atasu
* Destination:  
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* Destination: Alashankou
* Ownership:  
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* Ownership: Kaztransoil (KMG/CNPC)
* Website:  
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* Website: https://kaztransoil.kz/
 
* Length:  kilometres ( miles)  
 
* Length:  kilometres ( miles)  
* Capacity: barrels of oil per day
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* Capacity: 20 million tons of oil per annum
* Crude Type:
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* Crude Type: Russian and Kazakh
  
 
=== Brief Description ===
 
=== Brief Description ===
  
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* In Kazakstan, the pipeline extends from Atasu on the Russian border to Alashankou on the Chinese border
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* Both Kazakh and Russian crude oils are transported
  
 
=== Pipeline Status ===
 
=== Pipeline Status ===
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* In operation
  
 
=== History ===
 
=== History ===
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* 2006 - The Kazakhstan China Oil Pipeline was commissioned
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* 2023 - Kaztransoil signs a 10 year extension contract to transport Russian oil
  
 
=== Other Information ===
 
=== Other Information ===
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=== Links ===
 
=== Links ===
  
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# [https://abarrelfull.blogspot.com/2023/10/kaztransoil-jsc-extended-agreement-on.html Kaztransoil JSC Extended the Agreement On the Transit Of 10 Million Tons Of Russian Oil Per Year To China]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 07:31, 12 October 2023

Summary Information

  • Source: Atasu
  • Destination: Alashankou
  • Ownership: Kaztransoil (KMG/CNPC)
  • Website: https://kaztransoil.kz/
  • Length: kilometres ( miles)
  • Capacity: 20 million tons of oil per annum
  • Crude Type: Russian and Kazakh

Brief Description

  • In Kazakstan, the pipeline extends from Atasu on the Russian border to Alashankou on the Chinese border
  • Both Kazakh and Russian crude oils are transported

Pipeline Status

  • In operation

History

  • 2006 - The Kazakhstan China Oil Pipeline was commissioned
  • 2023 - Kaztransoil signs a 10 year extension contract to transport Russian oil

Other Information

  • -

Links

  1. Kaztransoil JSC Extended the Agreement On the Transit Of 10 Million Tons Of Russian Oil Per Year To China