ALMATY, March 26 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's state energy

company Kazmunaygas said one new single-point mooring (SPM) unit

for the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) would be delivered

shortly, Interfax reported on Thursday.

The CPC accounts for about 80% of Kazakhstan's oil exports.

Its operations have been disrupted at various points in the

Ukraine war by Ukrainian attacks on pumping stations in Russia

and by drone strikes on its loading terminal near Novorossiysk

on Russia's Black Sea coast.

The terminal, which handles 80% of Kazakhstan's crude

exports and about 1.5% of global oil supply, currently has three

SPMs of which two are normally operational and one is used as a

back-up.