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Kazakhstan's Tengiz Oilfield Supply Uninterrupted Despite New Incident
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The operator of Tengiz, the biggest oilfield in Kazakhstan, on Friday said it is investigating an incident from Wednesday, which has not interrupted supply. The field, operated by a Chevron-led consortium, has not stopped oil production, sources told Reuters. Uninterrupted operations at Tengiz, which has the capacity to produce as much as 950,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil, would be crucial for global oil supply at these times in which about 10% of daily oil supply is already shut in by the producers in the Middle East,…
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