Tuesday, 11 July 2006

NEW OIL, GAS PLANT LAUNCHED IN KAZAKHSTAN

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By empty (7/11/2006 issue of the CACI Analyst)

A new gas condensate and oil products processing plant has been launched in south Kazakhistan. The mini-plant at the Amangeldy gas processing plant, in the Zhambyl Region, has started to produce petrol, diesel fuel and black oil. The total cost of the project is around $2 million, Kazinform reported on Monday.
A new gas condensate and oil products processing plant has been launched in south Kazakhistan. The mini-plant at the Amangeldy gas processing plant, in the Zhambyl Region, has started to produce petrol, diesel fuel and black oil. The total cost of the project is around $2 million, Kazinform reported on Monday. The plant began processing about 200 tons of gas condensate and 160 tons of petrol, 10 tons of diesel fuel and one ton of black oil daily. The waste ratio for processing raw materials is about four percent. It is already the second plant in the Zhambyl Region processing gas condensate. (UPI)
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