Singapore is set to supply Uzbekistan with 18,000 tons of Russian petroleum

Petroleum transportation is set to be carried out according to a delivery schedule approved by the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan.

In 2023, some 250,000 tons of Russian oil transit is expected to go through Uzbekistan via the main pipeline of “ARYS OIL LLP”.

It was previously estimated how much money Russia will pay to Kazakhstan for oil transit to Uzbekistan.

For non-residents, the cost of transporting oil from Russia for the purpose of transit to Uzbekistan through the territory of Kazakhstan is $25.12 per ton (without VAT).

For non-residents, the cost of transporting oil from Russia for the purpose of transit to Uzbekistan through the territory of Kazakhstan is $25.12 per ton (without VAT).

The cost of pumping oil along this route is $12.85 per 1,000 km (without VAT) and $24.28 per ton, and the rate for filling railway tankers at the Shyagir oil filling station is $0.84 per ton (without VAT).

“ARYS OIL LLP” began transiting Russian oil to Uzbekistan in November 2017: in September 2017, the governments of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan signed a framework agreement on some issues of energy cooperation.