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    30 Jul 2026, 20:00

    Desperate for Fuel, Russia Looks to Kazakhstan for Refining Capacity

    Russia is running short of undamaged oil refinery capacity, and it’s looking to Kazakhstan for help. Kazakhstan said Thursday that it is in talks with

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    Desperate for Fuel, Russia Looks to Kazakhstan for Refining Capacity
    Russia is running short of undamaged oil refinery capacity, and it’s looking to Kazakhstan for help. Kazakhstan said Thursday that it is in talks with Moscow to process Russian oil at Kazakh refineries, sell some of the resulting fuel domestically, and send a portion back across the border to Russia. No volumes, commercial terms, or refineries have been named. Kazakhstan’s Energy Ministry said market participants would decide where the products go. For Kazakhstan, Russian crude would help keep its refineries running at stable rates…

    Desperate for Fuel, Russia Looks to Kazakhstan for Refining Capacity By Julianne Geiger - Jul 30, 2026, 12:30 PM CDT

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