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Kyrgyzstan Builds Mini-Refinery to Reduce Dependence on Russia

Kyrgyzstan is investing $25 million in constructing a mini-refinery to decrease its reliance on fuel imports from Russia. The plant, expected to produce gasoline, diesel, bitumen, and motor oils, is set for completion by autumn 2026. The project is financed by the Kyrgyz-Chinese company Central Asian Energy LLC.

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Now Kyrgyzstan is building a mini-oil refinery to reduce dependency on Russia

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    Kyrgyzstan is investing $25 million in a mini-refinery to reduce reliance on fuel imports from Russia, with new details including production of gasoline, diesel, and other products.

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