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 STC
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
Project manager for logistics and foreign economic activity
Gazprom Helium Service
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
Chernomorsky LNG
Initiator: Gazprom
Investment: $0,5–2 billion
The plant will receive gas from the unified gas supply system of Russia. Produced LNG will be supplied to the countries of the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea region, in Russia – to companies of the Southern and North Caucasian Federal Districts. Investment in Chernomorsky LNG amounts to $0,5–2 billion depending on its capacity.
LNG plant in Ust-Luga
Operator: RusKhimAlyans, Linde GmbH, Renaissance Heavy Industries LLC
Capacity: 13 million tonnes of LNG per year
RusKhimAlyans, Linde GmbH, and Renaissance Heavy Industries LLC have signed an EPC contract on construction of an LNG plant as part of a natural gas processing complex near a settlement of Ust-Luga. The operator is RusKhimAlyans, a joint venture of Gazprom and RusGazDobycha. Linde and Renaissance Heavy Industries will carry out design, supply equipment and materials, as well as construct and install two production trains with a total capacity of 13 million tonnes of liquified natural gas per year. To produce LNG, technology patented in Russia will be introduced. The patent holders are Gazprom and Linde.
Yakutsk LNG
Initiator: Yakutsk Fuel and Energy Company
Investment: $30-35 billion
Capacity: up to 18 million tonnes per year
Yakutsk LNG project implies construction of a main pipeline with a length of about 1.3 thousand km and a gas liquefaction plant on the Okhotsk coast of the Khabarovsk Territory with an annual capacity of up to 18 million tonnes. The initiator is Yakutsk Fuel and Energy Company which has licences for development of Srednevilyuysky and Mastakhsky gas condensate fields, exploration and production at the Tolonsky site, and geological exploration within the Timtaidakhsky subsoil plot. The cost of the Yakutsk LNG project is estimated at $30-35 billion.
LNG plant in the Amur region
Operator: Gazprom Helium Service
Date of commissioning: 2024
Capacity: 1,500 kg/h
An LNG plant is to be constructed in the Amur region. The company will transmit 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 Primorsky Territory. LNG plant construction and installation works will start in 2022. It will take two years to finish construction. Plant capacity – 1,500 kg/h.
Sakhatransneftegaz project
Initiator: Sakhatransneftegaz
Date of commissioning: 2023
Capacity: up to 25 thousand tonnes
Sakhatransneftegaz company is working on a project design which should be completed by the end of 2021. Facility commissioning is planned in 2023. Phase 1 will be designed to produce 12.5 thousand tonnes of LNG annually, the second phase will allow to reach a capacity of 25 thousand tonnes.
Yatek small-scale LNG project
Initiator: Yakut Fuel and Energy Company
Capacity: up to 20 thousand tonnes
Yakut Fuel and Energy Company intends to start small-scale LNG production in Kysyl-Syr village of the Vilyuysk district, Yakutia. A project capacity is estimated at 10 thousand to 20 thousand tonnes.
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
Technological presentations, a roadshow, showcases of technologies, equipment, andservices from global leaders
2 strategic days:
large-, medium-, and small-scale LNG projects
NEW! DECARBONISATION OF THE GAS INDUSTRY: strategies and challenges
RELEVANT!A ROUND TABLE ON HYDROGEN
Hydrogen production from gas, transportation, and supplies
IMPORTANT! A round table on industrial and fire safety
Challenges and solution options
News from operators
An update on ongoing and prospective projects
Debates of industry leaders
Russian impact on the global market, major trends
Special focus
LHG, CNG, LNG: USE AS FUEL
30+ hours of formal and informal networking
One-on-one meetings, business lunches,coffee breaks, interactive round tables with champaign, and much more
