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Kazakhstan Says It Can't Cut Oil Output Despite OPEC+ Deal
Kazakhstan Says It Can't Cut Oil Output Despite OPEC+ Deal

Bloomberg

time4 days ago

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

Kazakhstan Says It Can't Cut Oil Output Despite OPEC+ Deal

Kazakhstan said it can't cut oil production right now, and even hopes to increase output beyond planned levels later this year, deepening a stand-off with its OPEC+ counterparts. Output is more than 70% controlled by 3 large international consortiums and 'the republic has no right to enforce production cuts' on their fields, Energy Minister Yerlan Akkenzhenov told reporters in Astana on Thursday. Nor can it 'practically' cut output at other old fields operated by state-run KazMunayGas National Co. JSC, he said.

OPEC+ must be mindful of rising oil demand, UAE energy minister says
OPEC+ must be mindful of rising oil demand, UAE energy minister says

Reuters

time6 days ago

  • Business
  • Reuters

OPEC+ must be mindful of rising oil demand, UAE energy minister says

ABU DHABI, May 27 (Reuters) - OPEC+ is doing its best to balance the oil market, but needs to be mindful of rising demand, United Arab Emirates Energy Minister Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei said on Tuesday. OPEC+, which includes the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies such as Russia, has agreed various layers of cuts since 2022 to support the market. Members of the group, which plans to hold a full ministerial meeting on Wednesday, began unwinding some of the cuts in April. It has agreed larger-than-expected output boosts for May and June. "This group, that is OPEC+, I would say is doing its best to balance the market and ensure that we have enough investments in the supply," Al Mazrouei told a forum in Abu Dhabi. He had been asked about plans for oil output in July. "Rest assured, this group is doing its best. But it is not enough only this group, we need the help of others, and we need to be mindful of the demand. Demand is picking up, and the market is going to surprise us if we're not investing in it."

Portugal Continues Easing Limits on Power Imports From Spain
Portugal Continues Easing Limits on Power Imports From Spain

Bloomberg

time25-05-2025

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

Portugal Continues Easing Limits on Power Imports From Spain

Portugal will continue to ease limits on the electricity interconnection capacity for imports from Spain after trading between the two countries was halted last month due to a blackout. The April 28 blackout left Portugal and Spain without electricity for hours, hitting public transport, telecommunications systems and other services. Portuguese Energy and Environment Minister Maria da Graca Carvalho said on May 2 that as a precaution Portugal was at that time not trading electricity with Spain and was being supplied entirely with power produced within the country.

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