Operational Disruption at Tengiz Oilfield Temporarily Halts Production

Oil production at Kazakhstan's Tengiz oilfield experienced a temporary decline on May 28 due to an operational disruption. The energy ministry confirmed the restoration process is underway, with no environmental or staff risks. Production had dropped sharply on May 26 following an accident.

On May 28, production at the Tengiz oilfield in Kazakhstan experienced a temporary decline caused by an 'operational disruption,' according to the country's energy ministry.

The ministry has confirmed that the oil output restoration process is currently underway, ensuring there are no risks to the environment or the staff involved.

Industry sources revealed that production at the Chevron-led Tengiz field, the largest in Kazakhstan, had sharply decreased on May 26 due to an unforeseen accident.