Kazakhstan views the Caspian Pipeline Consortium as its primary oil export route to global markets, with all other routes serving only as supplementary options, Kazakh Energy Minister Erlan Akkenzhenov said.
Georgia intends to revive the Baku-Supsa oil pipeline in the near future - resuming the project will further strengthen the country’s position as an important partner for neighbouring states and Europe.
The specificity of cooperation between Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan in oil transportation is that the countries produce oil of very different quality
Georgia hopes that oil transportation through the Baku-Supsa pipeline will resume in 2024, Georgian Economy Minister Levan Davitashvili said. The pumping of oil through the Baku-Supsa pipeline was stopped in March 2022. …
Baku offered Kazakhstan to transport 5 million tons of Kazakh crude oil via the Baku-Supsa pipeline next year. According to Sputnik Azerbaijan, oil will be supplied from the Kashagan field through Azerbaijan, if an agreement is reached …
Military clashes have not yet affected energy supplies from the region, but they could disrupt oil and gas exports
The energy policy of Tbilisi shows results
The Vice Prime Minister of Georgia and Minister of Energy, Kakha Kaladze, noted the importance of the East-West Energy Corridor intended for export of Azerbaijani oil to the global markets. Georgia and Azerbaijan mark …
Georgian law-enforcement officers have detained Giorgi Lashhiridze and Yago Kahabrishvili for involvement in the theft of oil from the Baku-Supsa pipeline. Detainees systematically engaged in theft of oil from the Baku-Supsa pipeline to …
