Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Energy has confirmed that the maximum wholesale price for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) supplied to the domestic market will remain unchanged through July 2026.

The decision, formalized in a ministerial order, aims to provide stability in the country’s energy sector and support domestic consumers.

The announcement comes amid a series of government measures to strengthen Kazakhstan’s business and economic environment.

Recent initiatives include a 448 billion tenge allocation from guarantee funds to support businesses, a new program allowing installment repayment of tax arrears of up to 6.5 million tenge without collateral, and a 400 billion tenge business support program set to launch soon.

The government also projects a 4 trillion tenge increase in budget revenue for 2026, signaling continued economic growth. In addition, KMG PetroChem has engaged a CPP-led consortium for the construction of a major trunk pipeline in western Kazakhstan, reinforcing the country’s energy infrastructure.