- We believe in a cautious increase of oil output because we see that global vaccination is paying off and businesses are opening up
- OPEC+ will meet July 1 to determine all possible options on quotas, as well as when to start easing output
- We'll deliberate whether it will be from August or from September-October
Kazakhstan's own capacity stands at 90 million mt of oil and condensate, according to the minister, which «can be achieved once OPEC+ gives its approval.»
So far, the country's output plans for 2021 stand practically flat on the year at 85.3 million mt.
Kazakhstan's OPEC+ crude production quota will ease to 1.475 million b/d in July, in line with the alliance's plans to boost total output by about 2.1 million b/d by the end of next month.
In 2021, Kazakhstan also plans to raise refining volumes to 17 million mt and production of oil products to 12.4 million mt, up 7.6% and 7.8% from 2020 levels, respectively.
Nogayev said:
- Exports of oil & oil products to sanction-hit Belarus, which was preliminary agreed on earlier this week, would be considered by the Kazakh parliament not earlier than October-November
- We have to ratify this agreement... types and volumes of petroleum products which can be supplied will also be discussed by the parliament




