On December 5, 2024, a round table was held in Almaty with the participation of representatives of the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the leadership of the PetroMining Association and 60 subsoil user companies.
The meeting discussed problematic issues of the oil and gas industry, including the digitalization of some of the Ministry's business processes and the implementation of the Presidential Decree "On measures to liberalize the economy."
At the moment, the Ministry is working on amendments to the orders of the Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Approval of the Rules for the formation of an oil supply schedule" No. 191 dated May 17, 2018 and "On Approval of the Rules for the formation of an oil transportation schedule through main oil pipelines" No. 276 dated April 8, 2015.
The changes and additions relate to the digital platform being developed according to the oil supply schedule.
The goal is to create a single digital space for effective planning of oil supplies, as well as to simplify the submission and approval of applications and increase the efficiency of interaction between all participants.
Thus, the project being developed will make it possible to digitize the Ministry's function of forming an oil supply schedule, and increase the transparency and transparency of this function.
Subsoil users actively raised issues of overflows and "gray" exports of fuels and lubricants to neighboring countries. It is known that due to the serious disparity in prices of Kazakhstani fuels and lubricants in neighboring countries from 17 to 170% and, consequently, overflows and "gray" exports, stocks of "national" AI-92 gasoline and diesel fuel are significantly decreasing (according to various estimates from 10 to 45 thousand tons/month).
The organizers and participants summed up the results of the meeting, noting the constructiveness of the "live" dialogue and agreed on further joint cooperation on issues of the oil and gas industry.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/energo/press/news/details/897452