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Services · Oil Refining

Oil Refining and Product Slate

Crude oil is processed through refinery operations to produce fuels, intermediate streams and other petroleum products for commercial markets.

Oil Refining Operations

Oil refining involves the controlled processing of crude feedstock into usable petroleum products through separation, treatment and product handling. Trans Oil Gaz, TOO operates within the petroleum refining sector in Kazakhstan, with a confirmed refinery capacity of 200,000 barrels per day.

The refining process is focused on converting crude feedstock into commercially relevant products while maintaining appropriate quality, handling and dispatch requirements.

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Refinery operations and petroleum processing

Light Products

Refining produces a range of lighter petroleum products used across transportation, aviation and energy markets.

Intermediate Products

Naphtha and other refinery intermediate streams form part of the broader petroleum product slate. Intermediate refinery streams can be separated, treated or directed into further processing depending on their intended application and product requirements.

Residual Products

Heavier refinery products serve industrial, energy and infrastructure applications. Fuel Oil and Bitumen are among the petroleum products associated with the downstream refining market.

Refining for Commercial Markets

Refinery output serves buyers, traders and industrial counterparties requiring petroleum products for transportation, energy, manufacturing and infrastructure applications.

Explore our operations to understand the refinery workflow, or contact us to discuss a refining enquiry and product requirements.

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