ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 23. Kazakhstan increased its import of energy resources from the EAEU countries by more than 20 percent in the first half of 2025, Trend reports via the Kazakhstan Bureau of National Statistics.
The provision of fuel and energy commodities to the republic
experienced a monetary escalation relative to the corresponding
timeframe in 2024, increasing to $924 million from $755 million, as
per initial analytics from the Bureau of National Statistics:
$875 million was allocated from Russian supplies; Kyrgyzstan
contributed $34.6 million; Belarus accounted for $14 million.
Kazakh exports of hydrocarbon and energy commodities to the EAEU
jurisdictions experienced an uptick in the initial semester of the
fiscal year, notwithstanding a contraction in shipments to the
Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. The republic
experienced a 10 percent uptick in export metrics attributable to
the economic engagements with Kyrgyzstan and Armenia.
Kyrgyzstan executed a procurement strategy that resulted in a
twofold increase in energy product acquisitions, amounting to $118
million, juxtaposed with $58 million during the initial semester of
2024;
Armenia – $43,000. During the initial semester of 2024, Kazakhstan
exhibited minimal throughput of fuel and energy commodities to this
nation.
Kazakhstan is actively enhancing its energy collaboration within
the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union, showcasing favorable
trends in the import and export metrics of fuel and energy
commodities. The expansion of reciprocal provisions plays a pivotal
role in the advancement of integrative dynamics and the equilibrium
of the regional energy marketplace.