BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 1. KazMunayGas JSC (KMG)
and Hungarian energy corporation MOL Group reviewed the operating
performance and secondary development phases of the Rozhkovskoye
gas and condensate field in the West Kazakhstan region during
high-level talks in Baku, Trend reports via the company.
The review took place during a meeting between KMG Chairman of
the Management Board Askhat Khasenov and MOL Group Executive Vice
President for Exploration and Production Zsombor Marton.
The operational baseline at the Rozhkovskoye field currently
consists of five active production wells. Production data generated
at the end of 2025 shows a total extraction volume of 469 million
cubic meters of raw gas and 344,000 tons of gas condensate.
Under the upcoming Phase-2 development framework, technical
teams are executing operations to bring three additional suspended
wells into active service. This intervention is engineered to
stabilize the baseline gas production rate at 1.6 million cubic
meters per day, with subsequent technical adjustments designed to
increase daily output to 2 million cubic meters. Processed
liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) sourced from the field serves as a
critical resource allocated to meet the domestic energy
requirements of the population in the West Kazakhstan and Atyrau
regions.
