On Nov. 3, Kashagan, the largest oil field on the Caspian Sea shelf, became fully operational after a big overhaul of the production site was completed in October. The enterprise was expected to start its operations before Nov. 1, though, Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Energy said.
«On Nov. 3, Kashagan became fully operational, producing 51,000 tons of oil per day! (A new daily norm for the field),» the agency said in a statement.
On Nov. 2, the ministry reported that as of Nov. 2, the enterprise’s capacity was restored at 80%. Even though the field was...