ASTANA, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Caspian pipeline consortium(CPC) expects to receive 0.6 million tonnes of Kashagan crudeoil per month by the end of 2016, CPC Chief Executive NikolayGorban told reporters on Thursday.
CPC expects exports from Kazakh oil field Kashagan, to berestarted in October, to start at around 0.2 million tonnes inOctober and to rise further up to 0.6 million tonnes by the endof the year, Gorban added.
He said there was no information on Kashagan exports via CPCpipeline in 2017 as Kashagan shareholders were finalising theirrequests for the next year.
Gorban also said that CPC expects 1.1 million tonnes fromLukoil's Filanovsky oilfield in 2016 and 5 million tonnes in2017. Kashagan and Filanovsky oilfields both expected to comeofficially online in October this year. (Reporting by Raushan Nurshaeva, writing by Olga Yagova;editing by Katya Golubkova)
