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- Behind closed doors, Kazakhstan challenges decades-old deal with $160 . . .
The Caspian Cabals investigation reveals how Western oil companies — including Chevron Corp , ExxonMobil Corp , Shell PLC, and Italy’s Eni S p A — ignored bribery risks and massive cost overruns to secure their stake in a critical Kazakhstan-Russia pipeline, only to be sidelined by the Kremlin
- Rostransnadzor has slowed down the export of Kazakh oil
The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) has temporarily decommissioned two of the three remote berthing devices through which tankers are loaded in the Black Sea Rostransnadzor issued a corresponding order
- What To Know About A New Investigation Into Kazakhstan And A Strategic . . .
At the center is a crucial 1,511-kilometer Caspian pipeline that transports Kazakh oil through Russia to European markets The investigation documents instances of inflated budgets, rigged
- The US Treasury lifted sanctions against CPC and Tengizchevroil
On Thursday, May 15, the United States authorized operations related to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) and the Kazakh company Tengizchevroil This follows from the published license of the American Ministry of Finance
- «KazTransOil» JSC - Main page
On March 17, 2025, KazTransOil JSC held a working meeting with representatives of Caspian Pipeline Consortium JSC (CPC JSC) During the meeting, the results of the activities on technical maintenance of the Tengiz-Novorossiysk oil pipeline facilities for 2024 were summed up and plans for 2025 were outlined
- US treasury allows oil services for CPC and Tengizchevroil projects
Photo credit: Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) The ban on providing oil services was imposed on January 10, 2025, under a US presidential executive order The document restricted the export and supply from the United States or through US persons of any oil services to Russian companies
- WORLD: The CPC consortium, which manages the 1,500 km pipeline that . . .
In the context of the new sanctions imposed against the Russian oil sector, the US Treasury Department granted exemptions for oil services provided by the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), which transports approximately 80% of Kazakhstan’s oil, according to the Interfax news agency
- Putin’s pipeline: How the Kremlin outmaneuvered Western oil companies . . .
Caspian Cabals, a new investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and 26 media partners, exposes how the spill didn’t just lead to environmental damage, but also to allegations of financial corruption and geopolitical threats
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