On May 27^th, the first CPF commissioning of the ZPEC Kazakhstan Tenge

Oilfield was a complete success, indicating that the project infrastructure had reached the working state, laying a solid foundation for the upcoming official production.

In the past few months, the Central Asia Energy CPF Project Team has successively carried out system debugging in four key stages: single machine operation, equipment commissioning, water transportation, and oil transportation. In the single machine operation link of the equipment, the team members worked day and night. The Operation and Production Manager Li Changqing, the Quality Inspection Manager Chen Hao, and others carefully checked every link to ensure that all equipment was in the best condition. In the water transportation test phase, the Project Team used water as the medium for the commissioning test. This not only verified the sealing and pressure resistance of the equipment, but also ensured the safety and reliability of the entire system in actual operation.

On May 27^th, the Project entered the most critical crude oil trial operation phase. The Project Team used crude oil as the medium for the commissioning test, which was a comprehensive inspection of the equipment and system. After rigorous testing and commissioning, the crude oil trial operation was successfully completed, indicating that the CPF infrastructure had reached the expected working state.

Chen Qingjun, the Vice President of ZPEC Group and General Manager of Central Asia Energy, said: "The successful completion of the CPF crude oil trial operation is the result of the joint efforts of all our employees. We will continue to promote the smooth commissioning of the Project with a high sense of responsibility and mission, and help the ZPEC Tenge Oilfield to further improve its crude oil processing capacity and reduce the cost of crude oil gathering and transportation."

(Song Guanglei, Central Asia Energy)