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 250 key Russian and international companies engaged in the construction of of large, medium, and small-scale LNG plants.
Deputy General Director for Technical Policy – First Deputy General Director
Gazpromneft Terminal SPb
Deputy General Director for Technical Policy – First Deputy General Director
Gazpromneft Terminal SPb
Head of the Center for Analysis of Strategy and Development Technologies of the FEC
Gubkin University of Oil and Gas
Head of the Center for Analysis of Strategy and Development Technologies of the FEC
Gubkin University of Oil and Gas
Deputy General Director for Arrangement
NOVATEK R&D Centre
General Director
Gazprom Helium Service
Deputy Head of Directorate for Gas Market Analysis and Pricing
Gazprom Export
Chief Researcher
Gazprom VNIIGAZ
First Deputy General Director
Gazprom promgaz
Director of LNG Bunkering Development Department
Gazpromneft Marine Bunker
Acting Head of the Department of Energy Security and Infrastructure of the Fuel and Energy Complex
Russian Energy Agency of the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation
Acting Head of the Department of Energy Security and Infrastructure of the Fuel and Energy Complex
Russian Energy Agency of the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation
LNG plant in Ust-Luga
Operator: RusKhimAlyans
Investment: about 1 trillion RUB
Capacity: 13 MTPA
RusKhimAlyans builds a plant to process and liquefy natural gas in Ust-Luga. The plant will process 45 bn cm of gas per annum and will produce 13 mt of LNG. The project includes construction of a gas-to-chemicals plant (operator: Baltic Chemical Complex) which will process ethane-containing gas.
Arctic LNG 1
Operator: Arctic LNG 1
Capacity: 20 MTPA
Status: engineering and geological surveys
Arctic LNG 1 is the third NOVATEK’s project for gas production and liquefaction. It is planned that the plant will produce about 20 MTPA of LNG. The project will be located in the Taz district of YaNAO.
Arctic LNG 2
Operator: Arctic LNG 2
Date of commissioning: projected for 2023
Investment: US$21,3bn
Capacity: 19,8 MTPA
Status: ongoing
NOVATEK informs that 17 development wells have been already drilled at the Utrennee field. Current investment in the project has already exceeded US$7,5bn. Overall project investment is estimated at US$21,3bn. Arctic LNG 2 project includes construction of 3 trains with a capacity of 6,6 MTPA. Train 1 commissioning of Arctic LNG 2 is scheduled for 2023; Train 2 - 2024; Train 3 - 2025-2026.
LNG plant in the Amur region
Operator: Gazprom Helium Service
Capacity: 1,500 kg/h
This LNG plant is to be constructed in the Amur region. The company will transport propane, butane, and helium from the Amur Gas Processing Plant. Gazprom Helium Service — an authorized company for the implementation of the investment project “Logistics centre for servicing helium containers” which will be delivered from the Amur Gas Processing Plant and exported through the ports of the Primorye province. Gazprom Helium Service became a resident of Svobodny Territory of Accelerated Growth (Amur region). The new status allows receiving preferences and benefits for the project development.
LNG production plant and oil terminal in Yakutia
Initiator: pentalateral agreement was signed by Far East Development Corporation, RossOil, Starway, Gazprom LNG Technologies, Investment and Export Support Agency of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia)
This project is under development in Pavlovsk village of the Megino-Kangalass ulus. In August 2021, Starway signed an agreement with administrations of the Megino-Kangalass ulus, Nizhny Bestyakh village on construction of a jetty in Pavlovsk village. So the development of infrastructure-related projects in Pavlovsk is now expected. The works on the Yakut Gas project which includes Yakut LNG plant continue: the project is under development; resource base is under preparation.
Reconstruction of a cryogenic unit at the Minnibay gas processing station in Tatarstan for deep processing of dry stripped gas to release LNG and gaseous helium
Initiator: Tatneft
Capacity: a unit will be built to release gaseous helium of A brand in a volume of 504 thsd cm per annum; LNG production capacity is 10,3 thsd tonnes per annum
The new modification of this cryogenic unit is aimed to use feedstock to the fullest, to optimise technological processes of gas processing and to improve ecology of production. The technologies applied within the project will allow mitigating the carbon footprint by 95%. That reconstruction project was approved by the National Ecological Inspection and Glavgosexpertiza of Russia.
250+ PARTICIPANTS, including directors of LNG production companies, representatives of hydrogen projects from Russia, along with project initiators, developers and providers of equipment and technologies, Russian and international investors
30+ INVESTMENT PROJECTS, including large-scale, mid-scale and small-scale LNG production plants, hydrogen production projects
40+ SPEAKERS AND PANELLISTS: representatives of projects, regulators, industry experts. Insights on LNG industry development in Russia and hydrogen energy development in the current agenda
CUTTING-EDGE MACHINERY AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR LNG: current business demands and offers for producers
NEW! ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES: methane, hydrogen, carbon. Project development prospects in new realities
SMALL-SCALE LNG IN RUSSIA. Expansion of the domestic LNG market
HOT! LIQUEFACTION TECHNOLOGIES AND DEVELOPMENT OF CRYOGENIC TECHNOLOGIES. Showcase of pilot samples and results of successful trials
PRODUCTIVITY OF OPERATING LNG PRODUCTION CAPACITIES. Engineering and re-engineering. Analysis of cases
SAFE OPERATION of LNG facilities at all stages: extraction, production, storage, logistics
SPECIALISED EXHIBITION of technical, technological, and service solutions by industry leaders
30+ HOURS OF BUSINESS AND INFORMAL NETWORKING! One-on-one meetings, business lunches, coffee breaks, welcome cocktail for all participants, and a lot more
Report on the status and LNG industry development prospects in Russia
The report covers:
• Statistics on LNG industry status in Russia;
• Key current development trends;
• Innovative developments which are mostly demanded for further LNG production development;
• Status of promising LNG projects of Russia;
Report on LNG-plants investment projects
The report features the projects on construction of large-, medium-, and small-scale LNG plant
Among the projects featured in:
• Sakhalin-2
• Arkhangelsk LNG
• Yakutia LNG
• Novatek’s plans
and a lot more
Specialised report about the prospects of large-scale LNG projects in Russia
The report includes:
• An overview of global and Russian LNG market in facts and figures
• Challenges facing Russian large-scale LNG
• Latest trends and development routes for LNG production in Russia
• Status of ongoing and planned large-scale LNG projects of Russia
