Kazakhstan’s First Coal-Chemical Complex Planned by 2028 at Qarmet as Tokayev Hails Industrial Progress
Steelmaker Qarmet is planning the construction of new coke batteries in Kazakhstan. These batteries are expected to enter service by 2027. They will be part of the country's first coal-chemical complex. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev reviewed the project during a visit to Temirtau on November 2. The effort is part of a modernization program costing 3.5 billion dollars.
The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – Kazakhstan’s steelmaker Qarmet is building new coke batteries scheduled to enter service in 2027, a project that will form part of the country’s first coal-chemical complex, as the company advances a $3.5 billion modernization program reviewed by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev during his visit to Temirtau on Nov. 2. The new coke batteries are… The post Kazakhstan’s First Coal-Chemical Complex Planned by 2028 at Qarmet as Tokayev Hails Industrial Progress appeared first on The Astana Times .