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Unveiling the BIG PICTURE of the Energy Industry with Comprehensive Insight & Analytics

The company aims to become a priority source of data, analytical information, and recommendations for Kazakhstan's oil, gas and electric power industries and the Caspian region, allowing decision-makers to analyze and predict the most significant industry indicators with details on leading market players. The key tool and product of ENERGY Insight & Analytics is internally developed software - the Analytical Platform EXia

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Our way

Our mission: to help decision-makers, analysts, and other stakeholders obtain comprehensive information on the oil & gas and electric power industries to improve the quality and efficiency of decision-making.

Our vision: ENERGY Insights & Analytics is a key expert and analytical center of the oil & gas and electric power industries of the Republic of Kazakhstan, integrated into the national network of think tanks, a provider of comprehensive research and verified recommendations prepared based on qualitative data and best applicable practices.

Our purpose: to create a priority source of data, analytical information, and recommendations on Kazakhstan's oil & gas and electric power industries, allowing decision-makers to analyze and predict the most significant industry indicators with details on leading market players.

Our Impressive Metrics

Our platform hosts extensive datasets, offering comprehensive insights and detailed analytics. These figures highlight the breadth and depth of the information available to our users.

150+

Oil&Gas companies data
110

For the last 110 years data
340+

Oil Fields Data
1200+

Financial Statements

ENERGY Insights & Analytics covers the entire analytics cycle

Descriptive, Diagnostic, Predictive, and Prescriptive analytics. In the Descriptive stage, data is collected, curated, and stored in EXia's Data Library. Diagnostic and Predictive analytics are then performed using this verified data, with results visualized in EXia. Industry analysts use EXia for preparing analytical results, industry outlooks, and the National Energy Report.

4 types of analytics we produce

1

Descriptive analytics

What is going on?

Goal: Complete, visual,

and prompt data representation

2

Diagnostic analytics

What are the reasons for what is happening?
Goal: Analysis of cause-effect relationships

3

Predictive analytics

What could happen in the future?

Goal: Identification of hidden patterns,

description and modeling of complex systems

4

Prescriptive analytics

What is the best thing to do?
Goal: Proposed optimal solutions in
a dynamic environment

Insight & Analytics

To cut or not to cut –Kazakhstan’s quandary

If the energy transition is slow, OPEC+ can regain market share through coordination. Accelerated transition, however, would force production cuts to sustain prices. For Kazakhstan, this raises doubts about OPEC+'s medium-term benefits. Game theory indicates cartels hold better in growing markets, but as demand slows or falls, incentives to deviate increase.

Crude Oil Markets – Trends and Forecasts

Crude oil remains a vital component of global energy security, even as renewable energy sources steadily gain ground. The oil market is shaped by a complex web of geopolitical events, economic policies, and technological advancements, all of which demand careful navigation by strategists and policymakers.

Route to Sell – Markets and Netbacks

Kazakhstan’s oil industry faces a concentration of export routes and a lack of (real) alternatives for them. The launch of KEBCO, reducing the netback gap between domestic and export markets, and investments in transport infrastructure should help to mitigate concentration risks to ensure the country's economic sustainability.

Tax burden – Order of Merit 2023

Tax policy is crucial both for replenishing the republican budget and for encouraging investment in exploration and new technologies, particularly in mature or hard-to-recover fields. Kazakhstan’s new Tax code should [finally] achieve both objectives.

Tengiz Effect - 2033 and Beyond

The future of the Tengiz project is vital to Kazakhstan's economy and strategic interests. A balanced contract between the government and investors is essential to ensure continued contributions from the Tengiz field to the country's growth, ensuring that the benefits are distributed fairly and sustainably.

Natural Gas – Kazakhstan’s Great Expectations

Kazakhstan has strong potential in the global natural gas industry but faces challenges in finding the economic solution for new investments. Collaborative efforts to expand capacity and address the energy trilemma will be key to securing Kazakhstan’s bright energy future.

Crude Oil - Upward Trend

Despite the global shift towards cleaner energy, oil demand is expected to rise in line with population growth, and Kazakhstan, as a key player, must invest in R&D, technology, and incentives to remain competitive in attracting necessary industry investments.

National Energy Report

KAZENERGY National Energy Report 2023

The KAZENERGY National Energy Report, developed with input from domestic and international experts, features a section on Kazakhstan's Energy Security Strategy, offering analysis, recommendations, and insights on energy transition, decarbonization, and gasification initiatives.

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KAZENERGY National Energy Report 2021

The KAZENERGY National Energy Report focuses on the new energy landscape following the shocks of 2020, analyzing key issues such as the impact of COVID-19 on the global economy and energy markets, Kazakhstan's environmental and climate policies, and global energy transition trends.

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KAZENERGY National Energy Report 2019

National Energy Rerport presents the strategic view of the KAZENERGY Association on the sustainable development of the oil and gas and energy industries of Kazakhstan as a single system.

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KAZENERGY National Energy Report 2017

The KAZENERGY NER 2017 refines the analysis from NER 2015, focusing on four key areas: updated statistics for Kazakhstan’s energy sectors, sector outlooks and forecasts, global technology trends, and a review of the legislative and regulatory environment with recommendations for enhancement.

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KAZENERGY National Energy Report 2015

The KAZENERGY NER provides an overview of Kazakhstan’s energy sectors, along with insights on renewable energy, green initiatives, and energy efficiency. It also examines geopolitical shifts and offers forecasts for oil production and pricing, aligning with Kazakhstan’s sustainable development strategy.

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EXia Platform

EXia is an integrated analytical platform designed for Energy sector analytics by Energy experts. It transforms raw industry data into analytical reports, facilitating an understanding of complex relationships. It provides a flexible and intuitive no-code engine for quick data analysis and visualization.

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Automated Data Processing Pipeline

Automated pipeline for structuring and processing input information allows accumulating and storing data in a form suitable for further analytics and forecasting.
2

Business Intelligence

With the help of analytical dashboards and interactive maps, we derive insights from large and diverse datasets.
3

Company valuation

We've integrated a DCF valuation model designed by our experts for oil and gas companies based on their reserves and production forecast. It allows to run your own scenarios by changing input parameters, such as oil price, export share, inflation rate, fiscal regime etc.
4

Unstructured Data Analysis for Enhanced Insights

Analysis of news text supplements the platform with information from large arrays of text data related to the oil and gas industry. We've developed internal natural language processing algorithms using external LLMs. For now, the platform provides sentiment analysis and generates references of the required size and structure upon request.

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>95% of Kazakhstan's crude oil production

EXia platform contains valuation for Upstream companies that cover 96.5% of current crude oil production in Kazakhstan. With the current fiscal regime, the platform also provides the forecast of the Government Take from the oil & gas industry in the region.

To cover the whole energy sector of Kazakhstan, the Analytical Platform EXia is in process of expanding to O&G Midstream and O&G Downstream domains, oilfield services, electric power, and uranium. In the mid-term period, the aim is to expand EXia's coverage to other countries in the Caspian region.

EXia modules

Key platform modules

Upstream Oil - the module provides a separate analysis of the historical performance (descriptive analytics) and forecast models (predictive analytics) of crude oil producers as well as their aggregated key indicators.

Upstream Natural gas - in this module the analysis of gas production and gas balance in Kazakhstan is provided. The forecast of the gas business is modeled.

Tax revenues - a model for calculating state revenues from oil producers, detailing payments to various budgets based on oil price scenarios.

News analysis - a subsystem that collects, analyzes, and categorizes new articles related to oil and gas from various sources daily, providing not only number analytics but also news text analysis using NLP.

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Our Partners

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