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... production levels of motor fuels, as well as commence production of petroleum coke in Serbia for the first time. The construction of this facility is a key project in the second phase of a major modernisation programme at the NIS refining facilities, total investment in which stands at more than €300 million. Following the launch of the new complex with its delayed coking technology, the refining depth (“conversion rate”) at the Pančevo refinery will increase to 99.2% — matching the level of the ...

... received a number of industry awards, including the Moscow City Administration Award for Environmental Protection. A larger complex is now being built at Gazprom Neft’s Omsk Refinery, with work expected to reach completion in 2021. The company’s total investment in Biosophere systems at its Moscow and Omsk Refineries currently stands at more than RUB28 billion.

... light oil products. Gazprom Neft is now completing construction of the deep oil refining complex at its Omsk Refinery, and is developing a similar project at its Moscow Refinery. “We are continuing the company’s refinery modernisation programme, investments in which will reach more than RUB700 billion by 2025. Our objective is to increase operational efficiency while consistently reducing the environmental impacts of production. Thanks to deep oil refining technologies Gazprom Neft’s refineries ...

... own proprietary technology, and allowing 95% reactivation of initial catalyst activity. The 2,000-tonne annual-capacity reactivation line forms part of Gazprom Neft’s project to build a modern catalytic-systems production facility. The company’s investment in this project currently stands at RUB30 billion. Construction is scheduled for completion in 2021. A catalyst’s activity is a key indicator of its effectiveness. Catalyst activity is gradually reduced ...

... plants. The unique environmental Biosphere project forms part of the Omsk Refinery’s full-scale development programme, itself part of the holistic federal “Clean Air” project, part of the national “Ecology” programme. The company’s total investments in the project stand at RUB19 billion. Construction works are expected to be completed in 2021. The flotation system forms part of the multi-stage water treatment process to be offered by the Biosphere,...

Infrastructure supporting a series of technical solutions directed at preventing the spread of COVID-19 is to be expanded at Gazprom Neft’s Moscow Refinery. A range of devices directed at protecting employees under a pandemic will remain in operation at the plant following the lifting of lockdown restrictions, and will be used to enhance the refinery’s existing safety system. These innovations had been introduced as part of the company’s “Antivirus” programme, which involved putting in place various...

... equipment at its catalytic reforming unit. Work is now underway as part of a project to modernise the facility, thanks to which the plant will be able to respond flexibly to market demand, as well as increasing production of high-octane fuel components. Investment in the project stands at RUB9.8 billion. Work is expected to be completed in 2020. The project forms a major part of the Omsk Refinery’s development programme, being undertaken by Gazprom Neft since 2008. [/upload/medialibrary/9ed/200520....

The Gazprom Neft Moscow Refinery has deployed an automated production control system for a high-octane gasoline component facility — all hardware and software components for which, including equipment memory hardware and software, were developed by Russian companies based in Novosibirsk and Ekaterinburg. The new complex will control both technological processes and the installation’s safety features. The deployment of this new digital solution forms part of Gazprom Neft’s digital development programme...

Gazprom Neft’s Omsk Refinery is improving the efficiency of its catalytic reforming complex (under a project developed by Gazprom Neft industrial-automation subsidiary Avtomatika-Service) using digital production management.* This move towards new management standards forms part of the plant’s modernisation of its catalytic reforming complex, designed to allow the company to respond more flexibly to market demand. Work is due to be completed in 2020. Using...

... tonnes of modern catalysts to be used in key processes involved in deep oil refining and the production of Euro-5 fuels. This initiative has been designated a “national project” by the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation. Gazprom Neft’s investments in the project stand at more than RUB30 billion, with construction expected to be completed in 2021. Equipment (including furnaces and dryers) supplied by Mashprom will facilitate the processes involved ...