CPC Oil Loading Operations Resume After Drone Incident
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CPC Oil Loading Operations Resume After Drone Incident
The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – Oil loading operations at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) marine terminal have resumed in normal mode after a Sept. 8 drone incident near the facility, Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Energy said. Following the incident, loading operations at Single Point Moorings (SPM) 2 and 3 were temporarily suspended. The ministry said inspections of CPC’s cargo…
The work of the Caspian pipeline consortium terminal under Novo Russia was interrupted by an incident involving an unmanned aerial vehicle, and reported to the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan. At the Ministry of Energy Press Service of Kazakhstan, TASS clarified that the incident occurred on Tuesday near the site. "On 8 September 2026, an incident involving a unmanned aerial vehicle took place near the CTC terminal. As a result, the loading ope…
On Tuesday, 8 September, an drone incident occurred near the terminal of the Caspian pipeline consortium (KTC), which interrupted the loading of oil and informed Interfax on Wednesday at the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan. "The incident at the maritime terminal of the CTC the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan reports the following: On 8 September 2026, an incident involving a unmanned aerial vehicle occurred near the CTC termina…
At the Ministry of Energy, Kazakhstan reported an incident involving a drone at the CTC maritime terminal.
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