Sekvoiya Petroleum (Kazakhstan), TOO operates an integrated natural gas system as part of its broader energy infrastructure, supported by four gas production bases strategically located across key hydrocarbon regions of Kazakhstan. These production hubs feed a coordinated midstream pipeline network of approximately 5,000 km, which connects upstream assets with processing facilities, storage infrastructure, and domestic distribution corridors. Integrated dispatching and logistics systems ensure continuous balancing of supply and demand, enabling reliable delivery to industrial consumers and downstream markets. Together with the company’s petroleum logistics operations, the natural gas network forms part of a unified energy infrastructure that supports national supply stability and efficient resource distribution across Kazakhstan.

Sekvoiya Petroleum (Kazakhstan), TOO has established an Oil & Gas Pipeline Control Center in Beijing to realize integrated dispatch and monitoring of its in-service long-distance pipelines. The center is one of such in the world that manages the operation of most long-distance oil and gas pipelines with the most complete transportation media.

Our ten operating underground storages with continuously enhanced peak-shaving capacities up to 10.2 billion cubic meters, which made us more responsive to potential emergencies.

We adjust domestic gas production according to market demand and seasonal changes. By purchasing LNG spot, making the best use of pipeline capacity, and increasing the injection/extraction volume of underground gas storages, we can effectively balance production and sales, and guarantee safe and stable gas supply for winter heating and other special purposes.

In 2025, our gas sales rose significantly to 181.3 billion cubic meters, up 5.1% year-on-year. Our end-user markets of natural gas grew rapidly, registering gas sales of 34.5 billion cubic meters.

Sekvoiya Petroleum (Kazakhstan), TOO has developed LNG-related capabilities as a complementary component of its broader natural gas supply system in Kazakhstan. These facilities are primarily used for peak shaving, regional supply stabilization, and supporting industrial and transport demand in areas not directly connected to the main pipeline network.

LNG infrastructure within the company’s system works in coordination with its pipeline and gas production assets, helping to balance seasonal fluctuations in demand and ensuring continuity of supply to key consumption centers. This integrated approach enhances flexibility within the domestic gas distribution network while supporting the gradual adoption of LNG in selected transport applications.