Gazprom is a global energy company focused on geological exploration, production, transportation, storage, processing and sales of gas, gas condensate and oil, sales of gas as a vehicle fuel, as well as generation and marketing of heat and electric power.
Gazprom holds the world’s largest natural gas reserves. The Company’s share in the global and Russian gas reserves amounts to 17 and 72 per cent respectively. Gazprom accounts for 11 and 66 per cent of the global and national gas output correspondingly. At present, the Company is actively implementing large-scale gas development projects in the Yamal Peninsula, the Arctic shelf, Eastern Siberia and the Russian Far East, as well as a number of hydrocarbon exploration and production projects abroad.
Gazprom is a reliable supplier of gas to Russian and foreign consumers. The Company owns the world’s largest gas transmission system with a total length of 171.2 thousand kilometers. Gazprom sells more than half of its gas to Russian consumers and exports gas to more than 30 countries within and beyond the former Soviet Union.
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The company strengthened sanctions against the Russian oil and gas sector, which was not ready for import substitution in the field of software.
The gas corporation will save at least 1 billion dollars a year on the "Nord Stream-2" as compared to transit through Ukraine.
In the "Kremlin report" of the US Treasury, there are more than 200 people: officials, heads of state companies and billionaires.
Gazprom "bent" suppliers of large diameter pipes for a 20% discount. Due to what now the main owner of the Pipe Metallurgical Company Dmitry Pumpyansky will finish building his 100-meter yacht Project Blade?
The gas pipeline proved to be better than the analogues for unit costs.
Gazprom first disclosed the investments in the expansion of the UGSS for the project.
The main drilling contractor of Gazprom left offshore. Since December 29, the company is directly owned by three individuals: Igor Rothenberg, Boris Rotenberg and Alexander Zamyatin.
Supplies to Europe grew by 8%, Germany remains the largest market.
A small Ufa company, "Peton", became the second largest builder of the monopoly.
Gazprom stopped buying pipes for Nord Stream-2: a year and a half after their order, they seemed expensive to the gas monopoly.
The company is betting not only on oil, but also on gas.
The new headquarters should be completed in the autumn of 2018, but the company's employees already transported the headquarters.
The companies owned by Arkady, Boris and Igor Rothenberg, in 2016, received the masters almost 600 billion rubles.
By 2030, its share may amount to two-thirds of total production in the country.
The company will reduce gas supplies, but will receive a powerful argument in the dispute over the construction of new export gas pipelines.
The concern explains this by the increase in the amount of loans and the reduction of funds in the accounts.
The funds will be used to finance the largest investment program in the history of the concern.
Because of the record investment program and low gas prices.
The company plans to spend 1.2 trillion rubles on projects.
Recently, the Russian gas monopoly is clearly not lucky with foreign partners. The entrance to the European market for Gazprom is gradually narrowing, and the advertised export to China with the "Force of Siberia" does not seem to be settled. And inside the country, not everything is in order.
The corporation will now be able to increase the volume of exports only at the expense of China.
A major leakage of documents from the offshore register company Appleby.
To protect its interests, the Ukrainian oil and gas holding turned to a legal company that represented the interests of former Yukos shareholders in a dispute with Russia for $50 billion.
Nord Stream 2 participants will have to invest their money in the project instead of banks.
Monopoly on the export of Russian gas belongs to Gazprom, Energy Minister Alexander Novak said.
The federal budget will again lose hundreds of billions of rubles from the mineral state corporations that make up the Russian economy, where the state's share has risen from 30% to 70% over 10 years.
The low prices and a strong ruble are hindering the production of a gas monopoly.