The Kazakhstan Association of Oil-Gas and Energy Sector Organizations (Kazenergy) has proposed that large companies, including those from the oil and gas industry, supply their electricity surplus to the national grid system at cost price.
«Tengizchevroil (TCO) and NCOC have provided the national grid operator KEGOG with their reserve power capacity on several occasions over the past few years. As you probably know, under the product sharing agreements big subsoil users can sell electricity neither to customers nor third-party organizations. Kazenergy is suggesting large companies consider if it is possible to supply their reserve power capacity to the national grid...