Kazakhstan to Increase Oil, Gas, and Green Energy Production in 2025

The Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan has published its 2024 fuel and energy sector report and shared its plans for 2025.

The country aims to boost crude oil and natural gas production while also expanding its renewable energy capacity, The Caspian Post reports citing foreign media.

Oil Production and Refining

In 2024, Kazakhstan produced 87.7 million tons of crude oil. Oil refining met the target of 17.9 million tons, while the production of:

• Oil products reached 14.5 million tons (exceeding the plan)
• Liquefied gas totaled 3 million tons
• Petrochemical products amounted to 540,000 tons

In 2025, the country aims to boost crude oil production to 96.2 million tons, driven by the expansion of production at the Tengiz field and continued development at Karachaganak, Kalamkas-Sea, and Khazar.

Natural Gas Expansion and Infrastructure

Kazakhstan produced 59 billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas in 2024 and plans to increase output to 62.8 bcm in 2025.

As of last year, 61.8% of Kazakhstan’s population had access to natural gas supplies. The government plans to expand gasification efforts in 2025 through the completion of major gas pipelines and distribution stations.

Growth in Renewable Energy and Electricity Generation

Kazakhstan generated 117.9 billion kWh of electricity in 2024, with 7.58 billion kWh (6.4%) coming from renewable energy sources (RES).

In 2025, the country will implement nine new RES projects with a total capacity of 455.5 MW, further increasing the share of green energy and reducing the carbon footprint of Kazakhstan’s energy sector.