ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 29. At an extraordinary absentee meeting, the participants of LLP “Kazakhstan-China Pipeline” approved a three-year contract between JSC “KazTransOil” and LLP “Kazakhstan-China Pipeline” for operating the “Atasu – Alashankou” main oil pipeline from 2025 through 2027, Trend reports via KazTransOil.
As the national operator of Kazakhstan’s main oil pipeline network, “KazTransOil” has been managing the operation of this pipeline since it was launched, providing services to the “Kazakhstan-China Pipeline.”
The new contract will continue to support effective collaboration and ensure stable oil transportation along this route, while also strengthening the reliable operation of Kazakhstan’s pipeline system.
JSC “KazTransOil” is part of the JSC “NC KazMunayGas” group and operates a diversified network of main oil pipelines totaling 5,200 km. It also provides operator services for pipelines owned by third parties, covering over 5,000 km.
LLP “Kazakhstan-China Pipeline” is a 50/50 joint venture between JSC “KazTransOil” and China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Company Ltd. It was established to design, build, and operate two pipelines - the 965.1 km “Atasu-Alashankou” and the 794.26 km “Kenkiyak-Kumkol” - which form part of the Kazakhstan-China pipeline system.
