BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 10. Uzbekistan and
Georgia-based energy company Petrocas Energy Group have discussed
developing a network of gas stations and modern fuel infrastructure
along international highways in Uzbekistan, including roadside
service complexes that meet international quality and safety
standards, during a meeting in Tashkent on Oct. 9.
This was reflected in a statement by Uzbekistan's Ministry of
Investment, Industry and Trade, following a meeting between
Minister of Investments, Industry and Trade Laziz Kudratov and
Ivane Nakaidze, managing partner of Petrocas Energy Group.
"Special attention was paid to the establishment of modern gas
stations and roadside service complexes along international
highways that meet international quality and safety standards," the
statement said.
Moreover, the parties discussed accelerating joint projects and
attracting leading American companies and advanced technologies to
the Uzbek market.
The sides agreed to accelerate work on joint projects aimed at
developing Uzbekistan’s fuel infrastructure.
Established in 2009, Petrocas Energy Group is a regional energy
company specializing in petroleum product trading, storage,
transshipment and transportation by rail and sea. Its operations
span the Caspian Basin, the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, with
supply and logistics networks covering the Caucasus, Central Asia,
Türkiye and parts of Europe.
The group also operates in fuel retail and aviation fueling
through its Gulf-branded businesses in Georgia. Its infrastructure
includes the Channel Energy oil terminal at the Black Sea port of
Poti, which supports its trading, logistics and fuel distribution
activities
