Senior Deal Lead
Shell
Shell is an integrated energy company that aims to meet the world’s growing demand for energy in ways that are economically, environmentally and socially responsible. Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies.
Shell Technical Director for LNG projects, Russia
Shell
CEO
Gazprom VNIIGaz
All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Natural Gases and Gas Technologies (VNIIGAZ) was established in 1948 to meet the challenges of prospecting, exploration and development of natural gas fields and gas processing. In 1999 it was reorganized into Limited Liability Company «Scientific-Research Institute of Natural Gases and Gas Technologies — VNIIGAZ» (LLC «VNIIGAZ»). In 2003, by the resolution of JSC «Gazprom» Board of Directors, the Institute received the status of main research center of «Gazprom» in the field of technology.
«Gazprom VNIIGAZ» created and implemented research projects developing unique and the largest natural gas and natural-gas condensate fields, such as Urengoy, Medvezhye, Yamburg, Zapolyarnoe, Vuktyl, Orenburg, Astrakhan and Stavropol natural gas fields. Over the past decade, research staff of the Institute made technological projects of underground gas storage facilities operating in Russia, CIS and Eastern Europe. In the 60-ies of XX century VNIGAZ scientists expedience and formulated the basic principles of the Unified Gas Supply System of the country. VNIGAZ designed projects of the biggest natural gas processing complexes: Astrakhan, Orenburg, Surgut, Mubarek.
Deputy Governor
Government of the Murmansk region
Acting Vice Governor of the
Primorye territory
Director of Energy Centre
Skolkovo Energy Centre
Deputy Director of Business Development Department
Gazprom gas motor fuel
Limited Liability Company “Gazprom gas-engine fuel” was created according to the decision of PJSC “Gazprom” in December 2012.
The strategic goal of the Company – is to expand the use of natural gas (methane) in transportation, strengthen its position as an industry leader on the Russian market for motor fuels.
Main business activities are – natural gas sales as motor fuel under the EcoGas brand, construction and operation of “Gazprom” CNG filling stations infrastructure, interaction with both federal and regional authorities and car manufacturers for integrated market development, promotion of natural gas use for vehicles.
At present, Gazprom gas-engine fuel operates 232 CNG filling stations in 60 regions of Russia, 16 platforms with mobile gas filling stations, natural gas liquefaction facility in Kaliningrad, Peterhof and “Moscow gas processing plant”
The total amount of CNG filling stations on the territory of Russian Federation is 387, and 304 station from this amount owned by Gazprom Group. The total capacity of these filling stations is 2,2 billion cubic meters per year.
The headquarter of LLC “Gazprom gas-engine fuel” is situated in St. Petersburg, with branches in Moscow, Kazan, Ekaterinburg, Tomsk, Krasnodar, St. Petersburg.
Yamal LNG
Yamal LNG is an integrated project encompassing the extraction, liquefaction, and shipping of natural gas. The plant’s actual capacity is expected to overpass the previously-announced 16,5m tonnes of LNG per year. Its project cost was approximately $27bn.
Arctic LNG-2
The project envisages the construction of an LNG plant in three stages with total capacity of approximately 18 MTPA. Commissioning of the plant is scheduled for 2023, with full capacity expected by 2026. Its project cost is estimated at $25,5bn.
Arctic LNG-3
Arctic LNG-3 is expected to become the company’s third LNG production plant. Thus far, its project has remained undisclosed.
Baltic LNG
The plant’s projected commissioning is scheduled for 2022-2023. Approximate project cost exceeds $11bn.
Far Eastern LNG
Far Eastern LNG is a joint project by Rosneft and ExxonMobil. Project cost is estimated at $15bn.
Sakhalin-2
A project that provides for the construction and exploitation of an LNG plant coupled with world-class engineering facilities for extraction and export of crude oil and natural gas. It is Russia’s primary project developed with private investment.
The LNG Congress is an established venue for dialogue and solution exchange to promote growth in one of the most strategically important areas of the gas industry – LNG production and market development.
The Congress annually unites 300 key Russian and international companies engaged in the construction of LNG plants.
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Report on the results of the LNG Projects of Russia study
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Explore the implications and effects of US LNG expansion on the European gas market; learn about Russia’s actions in response to retain European market share and options to undercut US LNG pricing in order to ensure it maintains its share of key European markets.
Two Strategic Days
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Industry Leaders’ Debate
Russia in the global LNG arena – export potential
Important: large-scale projects
Operators’ updates
Case Studies
of applying design and construction techniques at LNG plants
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Mid- and Small-Scale LNG Projects in Russia
Who is interested in private small-scale LNG projects?
Key Drivers for LNG fuel use
How do operating companies and governments stimulate LNG use as motor fuel?
