Oil from Kazakhstan through Druzhba has not yet reached Germany

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At the end of December 2022, the management of the Kazakh state JSC NC KazMunayGas (KMG) announced that it was considering sending the first test batch of crude oil to Germany in January 2023. It was allegedly about the export of Kazakh black gold to the refinery in the German city of Schwedt via the Druzhba main oil pipeline through Russia, Belarus and Poland.

The other day it turned out that a batch of Kazakh oil planned for shipment to Germany, in the amount of 20 thousand tons, did not leave the territory of Kazakhstan in January, and then in the first half of February, after the transfer of raw materials from the original date. On February 15, the public was informed about this by the national operator of Kazakh oil pipelines KazTransOil JSC (KTO), which is part of KMG.



Deputy head of the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan Askhat Khasenov confirmed that the supply of raw materials had been postponed. He specified that the pumping will take place in the second half of February. The functionary stressed that the specified volume of oil for this month has been announced for transportation through the Druzhba oil pipeline. At the same time, he expressed confidence that there were no technical restrictions and that it was all about the negotiations, which take a lot of time.

In turn, Reuters reported that in March Kazakhstan is going to supply 100 tons of oil through the Druzhba pipeline to Germany. Raw materials should go to the former oil refinery "Rosneft" Schwedt. This was told by two sources who are familiar with the course of commercial negotiations between the buyer and the supplier.

It should be noted that in the first quarter of 2023, the KTO company planned to export 300 thousand tons of oil of Kazakh origin from Kazakhstan to Germany via the Druzhba oil pipeline. At the same time, the head of the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan, Bolat Akchulakov, said that his country was going to export 1,5 million tons of oil to Germany in 2023 and could increase the volume to 7 million tons.

At the same time, the head of Transneft, Nikolai Tokarev, told the media on February 21 that the company had received applications from Germany and Poland to pump Kazakh oil through the Druzhba pipeline in the second quarter of 2023. On December 20, Tokarev said that Transneft had received applications for pumping oil from these countries for the first quarter of 2023.
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  1. +1
    21 February 2023 20: 42
    Funny. You read and think: "It's good that they taught me arithmetic at school." And then life experience prompted me to follow the magician's hands.

    So. We take a piece of paper and a pencil. No calculator needed. Kazakhstan produces 84 million tons of oil per year. 64 million tons are exported. Moreover, the contracts have been signed and there is no excess oil. The maximum that Kazakhstan can scrape together for Germany is 5-6 million tons per year. Dealt with Kazakhstan
    Germany imports approximately 100 million tons of oil per year. Of these, 25 million tons from Russia. That is, 6 million Kazakh oil will not save the "father of European democracy." For some reason, his name is not Kisa, but Scholz, who is an idiot.

    Understood the arithmetic. Now let's move on to the schemers (sorry, magicians).
    The way out is simple, like everything in this life. We take Russian oil, mix it with some part of Kazakhstani oil and drive it through Russian territory through the Druzhba oil pipeline. But Mr. Tokayev said he was joining the sanctions against Russia. And the price of oil is over $60. Yes, and you have to pay for transit, but Tokayev reasonably notes that the oil is Russian. Why should he pay? Here are the negotiations.

    They may agree, or they may not. Uncle Sam is watching carefully from behind a large puddle. And he may not like that Germany receives oil products and saves its economy, Russia receives dollars for more than 60 dollars.

    We are waiting. The result will be on the face.

    PS Necessary clarification. If Tokayev has another Maidan, will Putin save this changeling?
  2. 0
    22 February 2023 05: 56
    Why would the Russian Federation provide its capacity to deliveries to unfriendly countries blocking its own? For whom do all these people work both in Kazakhstan and here?
    1. +1
      22 February 2023 08: 26
      Comrade Stalin once said "Hitlers (Scholz) come and go. But Germany, the German people remain."
      Yes, it is criminal to support Germany at present. Stalin also destroyed the Wehrmacht during the war. But he refused to destroy Germany according to Churchill's plan.
      In geopolitical terms, the Berlin-Moscow-Beijing connection is deadly for the Anglo-Saxons. There is a fine line here. It is unprofitable to completely destroy the industry of Germany. But to support it at this stage is also unprofitable. There is no direct war. So they give according to the principle "narrow for a dog, wide for a cat."
      True, according to rumors, after the war, Stalin said "Fool Hitler (Scholz). So he did not understand anything."
      A prominent figure in geopolitics in Germany was Haushofer. But when Hitler started the war, his influence was leveled. After the war, he committed suicide, because he also believed that Hitler (Scholz) had perverted his ideas and turned out to be a fool.
      The idea of ​​Berlin-Moscow-Beijing in our days was supported and promoted by Primakov.
  3. 0
    22 February 2023 11: 41
    Quote: Bakht
    Funny. You read and think: "It's good that they taught me arithmetic at school." And then life experience prompted me to follow the magician's hands.

    So. We take a piece of paper and a pencil. No calculator needed. Kazakhstan produces 84 million tons of oil per year. 64 million tons are exported. Moreover, the contracts have been signed and there is no excess oil. The maximum that Kazakhstan can scrape together for Germany is 5-6 million tons per year. Dealt with Kazakhstan
    Germany imports approximately 100 million tons of oil per year. Of these, 25 million tons from Russia. That is, 6 million Kazakh oil will not save the "father of European democracy." For some reason, his name is not Kisa, but Scholz, who is an idiot.

    Understood the arithmetic. Now let's move on to the schemers (sorry, magicians).
    The way out is simple, like everything in this life. We take Russian oil, mix it with some part of Kazakhstani oil and drive it through Russian territory through the Druzhba oil pipeline. But Mr. Tokayev said he was joining the sanctions against Russia. And the price of oil is over $60. Yes, and you have to pay for transit, but Tokayev reasonably notes that the oil is Russian. Why should he pay? Here are the negotiations.

    They may agree, or they may not. Uncle Sam is watching carefully from behind a large puddle. And he may not like that Germany receives oil products and saves its economy, Russia receives dollars for more than 60 dollars.

    We are waiting. The result will be on the face.

    PS Necessary clarification. If Tokayev has another Maidan, will Putin save this changeling?

    Why did you write this as a comment and not as a separate article?
    1. 0
      22 February 2023 12: 15
      I don't write articles. And it's really just a comment.
  4. 0
    22 February 2023 12: 39
    Quote: Bakht
    I don't write articles. And it's really just a comment.

    Well, in vain! This comment of yours is a completely independent almost finished article!

    Personally, it’s like a quarter of my articles originate from such overgrown comments. If you do not want to be published here, then come up with a new nickname for yourself and post an article .. well, for example, here. "On Improving Energy Supply in Ukraine." https://trymava.rf/?p=40698
  5. 0
    22 February 2023 12: 41
    Quote: Bakht
    Comrade Stalin once said "Hitlers (Scholz) come and go. But Germany, the German people remain."
    Yes, it is criminal to support Germany at present. Stalin also destroyed the Wehrmacht during the war. But he refused to destroy Germany according to Churchill's plan.
    In geopolitical terms, the Berlin-Moscow-Beijing connection is deadly for the Anglo-Saxons. There is a fine line here. It is unprofitable to completely destroy the industry of Germany. But to support it at this stage is also unprofitable. There is no direct war. So they give according to the principle "narrow for a dog, wide for a cat."
    True, according to rumors, after the war, Stalin said "Fool Hitler (Scholz). So he did not understand anything."
    A prominent figure in geopolitics in Germany was Haushofer. But when Hitler started the war, his influence was leveled. After the war, he committed suicide, because he also believed that Hitler (Scholz) had perverted his ideas and turned out to be a fool.
    The idea of ​​Berlin-Moscow-Beijing in our days was supported and promoted by Primakov.

    Another draft for a very good article.
    1. 0
      22 February 2023 13: 19
      It's just not a draft. It is necessary to read Haushofer's articles. And... Dugin. About ideology. And especially about the ideology of fascism. Although the word causes rejection, there is nothing wrong with the ideology itself. Practices like Hitler bring bad things to it. To whom, by the way, Haushofer lectured on geopolitics. Him and Hess. And he called both of them uncouth blockheads.
      This is a big topic. And I suspect a lot of people won't like it. It's because of the terminology. For example, Dugin believes that in Russia there is a struggle between right and left fascism. And he believes that a fourth ideology is needed. The first three failed miserably. These are liberalism, Nazism and communism. There is nothing wrong with all three. But practical application has discredited all three.

      In general, this is not a topic for an article. This is a topic for research. Moreover, not dilettantes like me, but serious sociologists. Zinoviev, Dugin. I don't really like Narochnitskaya because of its religious orientation. But her articles on the history of post-war Europe are very interesting.
  6. 0
    22 February 2023 14: 33
    Quote: Bakht
    It's just not a draft. It is necessary to read Haushofer's articles. And... Dugin. About ideology. And especially about the ideology of fascism. Although the word causes rejection, there is nothing wrong with the ideology itself. Practices like Hitler bring bad things to it. To whom, by the way, Haushofer lectured on geopolitics. Him and Hess. And he called both of them uncouth blockheads.
    This is a big topic. And I suspect a lot of people won't like it. It's because of the terminology. For example, Dugin believes that in Russia there is a struggle between right and left fascism. And he believes that a fourth ideology is needed. The first three failed miserably. These are liberalism, Nazism and communism. There is nothing wrong with all three. But practical application has discredited all three.

    In general, this is not a topic for an article. This is a topic for research. Moreover, not dilettantes like me, but serious sociologists. Zinoviev, Dugin. I don't really like Narochnitskaya because of its religious orientation. But her articles on the history of post-war Europe are very interesting.

    Oh, why am I afraid of serious spitzialists! Onet built the Titanic. And Noah's Ark is amateurs! Come on, better you there, under pseudo, post a couple of your drafts?! And then too serious - they are often unnecessarily boring. And they have no real merit.
    1. 0
      22 February 2023 14: 57
      I didn't say I was an expert. I'm just an amateur. Everything I write is not a secret. The Internet is full of information.