Kazakhstan’s largest oil field, Kashagan, located on the Caspian Sea shelf, is expected to reach 1 billion barrels of cumulative oil production by the end of 2025, according to the Energy Monitor Telegram channel.
The projection was shared following a May 28 meeting between Kazakh Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov and ExxonMobil Vice President Peter Larden. Since the field began operations, approximately 906 million barrels have been produced. Recoverable reserves are currently estimated at 15.8 billion barrels, with reserves continuing to increase.
Bektenov and Larden discussed expanding cooperation in the oil and gas sector, including infrastructure development and the adoption of...