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More fuel deficiency is forecasted in Kazakhstan, chairman of Kazakhstan Fuel Association Bolat Auetayev told Tengrinews.kz. “Higher deficiency is expected as many whole-sellers have failed to obtain accreditation from Oil and Gas Ministry,” Auetayev said. According to the Association’s lawyer Amanzhol Mukhamedyarov, the situation with whole-sellers made it possible for only a few of them to get accreditation. “The situation is more or less normal in Astana. In Almaty, we know, many retail sellers cannot buy fuel from whole-sellers because they refuse to sign contracts with those who hold no accreditation certificate,” Mukhamedyarov said. The lawyer explained that the law on accreditation of fuel whole-sellers was adopted on July 20, 2011. The law also provides a 6-months period for whole-sellers to prepare and receive accreditation. “But Kazakhstan government represented by its Oil and Gas Ministry signed a decree on October 27, 2011. It came into effect on February 1, 2012. So, only a few sellers received accreditation certificate so far,” Mukhamedyarov said.
More fuel deficiency is forecasted in Kazakhstan, chairman of Kazakhstan Fuel Association Bolat Auetayev told Tengrinews.kz.
“Higher deficiency is expected as many whole-sellers have failed to obtain accreditation from Oil and Gas Ministry,” Auetayev said.
According to the Association’s lawyer Amanzhol Mukhamedyarov, the situation with whole-sellers made it possible for only a few of them to get accreditation. “The situation is more or less normal in Astana. In Almaty, we know, many retail sellers cannot buy fuel from whole-sellers because they refuse to sign contracts with those who hold no accreditation certificate,” Mukhamedyarov said.
The lawyer explained that the law on accreditation of fuel whole-sellers was adopted on July 20, 2011. The law also provides a 6-months period for whole-sellers to prepare and receive accreditation.
“But Kazakhstan government represented by its Oil and Gas Ministry signed a decree on October 27, 2011. It came into effect on February 1, 2012. So, only a few sellers received accreditation certificate so far,” Mukhamedyarov said.
