ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 9. All requests for the transportation of goods from Kazakhstan's oil refineries have a 100 percent fulfillment rate, Trend reports.
According to Kazakhstan's Ministry of Industry and Infrastructural Development, 1,047 tank tankers carrying gasoline are on the country's roadways. 341 of these vehicles are carrying RON-95 fuel.
Dispatchers supervise the transportation of all petroleum products at predetermined speeds.
The delivery of gasoline adheres to the shipper's disclosed plans, ensuring that the carrier has no impact on the type or volume of fuel supplies.
For example, the August internal transportation schedule for RON-95 is 369,700 tons. 102,600 tons have already been transported in the first seven days of August, accounting for 27% of the monthly plan.
As of the beginning of August this year, the gasoline loading plan appeared as follows:
For Atyrau Oil Refinery: 125 tank trucks, including 21 trucks with RON-95 gasoline.
Shymkent Oil Refinery: 102 tank trucks, none of which contain RON-95 gasoline.
Pavlodar Oil Refinery: 80 tank trucks, of which 20 trucks contain RON-95 gasoline.
Atyrau Oil Refinery, Shymkent Oil Refinery, and Pavlodar Oil Chemistry Refinery are three major oil refineries in Kazakhstan. Pavlodar Refinery underwent a major overhaul from June 20 to July 19 this year, while repairs took place at the Shymkent refinery from July 3 to July 14, involving the replacement of one of its units, resulting in limited production at the facility.
