Russia is negotiating with Kazakhstan to buy about 50,000 tons of AI-92 gasoline (comparable to regular unleaded in the U.S.) to ease a domestic shortage, Reuters reported, citing industry sources.
Kazakhstan is a relatively small fuel producer compared with Russia, Reuters noted, and the agency’s sources said supplies are unlikely to be significant.
A Reuters source in Kazakhstan said the country could send its current gasoline surplus to Russia in exchange for jet fuel.
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