Kazakhstan Develops Coal Chemistry Roadmap Through 2031
This was announced by the country's Ministry of Energy, citing Vice Minister Sanzhar Zharkeshov's remarks at the 7th Kazakhstan Coal Industry Forum.
According to Zharkeshov, amid the global transformation of the energy sector, Kazakhstan views coal not only as an energy source but also as a valuable raw material for deep processing and the production of high-value-added products.
“Coal chemistry development enables a shift from the traditional use of coal to the production of in-demand chemical products, the creation of new industries, and the expansion of the country's export potential,” the vice minister said.
He noted that projects are currently being implemented in Kazakhstan for the production of metallurgical coke and synthetic fuels based on coal, while initiatives are also being developed for coal-to-gas production, ammonia, urea, and other deep-processing products.
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