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KazMunayGas: No Jet Fuel Deficit Expected on Domestic Market

01.10.2021

JSC NC "KazMunayGas” would like to advise that the information on the presumed jet fuel deficit does not line up with reality.

We believe that Air Astana's apprehensions stem from the options to change the jet fuel production volumes in order to increase diesel outputs taking into account the current national domestic market situation, which were earlier considered by the RoK's Ministry of Energy.

Currently, KMG’s plans are based on maintaining jet fuel production in a sufficient volume, which, taking into account the accumulated reserves and the consumption level, fully satisfies the demand on the nation's domestic market.

In this context, no jet fuel deficit is anticipated in Kazakhstan.

JSC NC KazMunayGas

JSC NC "KazMunayGas” would like to advise that the information on the presumed jet fuel deficit does not line up with reality.

We believe that Air Astana's apprehensions stem from the options to change the jet fuel production volumes in order to increase diesel outputs taking into account the current national domestic market situation, which were earlier considered by the RoK's Ministry of Energy.

Currently, KMG’s plans are based on maintaining jet fuel production in a sufficient volume, which, taking into account the accumulated reserves and the consumption level, fully satisfies the demand on the nation's domestic market.

In this context, no jet fuel deficit is anticipated in Kazakhstan.
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