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... tonnes. Total gasoline production is down to H1 2019 levels, at 3.91 million tonnes. Refining depth (the conversion rate) at Gazprom Neft’s Moscow and Omsk Refineries increased by 2.5 percentage points, to 84.4% and 94.0%, respectively. The ongoing modernisation programme currently being undertaken across Gazprom Neft’s refining facilities has ensured efficient production in the face of current market trends. Production of marine fuels at Gazprom Neft refineries ...

A digital industrial-safety control system has been put into commercial operation at the Gazprom Neft Omsk Refinery’s gas fractionation unit. Using neural network elements it is now possible to obtain information on this production facility’s condition and status online, and to predict and prevent potential deviations from norm, in advance. This project has been implemented together with Rostechnadzor (the Russian government’s supervisory agency for ecological, technological, and nuclear issues)...

... country — being both interesting and profitable for business and investors, and leading to the creation of highly-skilled, well-paid jobs for engineers, production staff, and other specialists. In which context, we should be talking about extensive modernisation and capacity-building across our entire industrial base — in import-substitution projects, and in creating efficient production facilities in both traditional and new and promising industries. The Moscow Refinery, and the solutions utilised ...

Gazpromneft-Catalytic Systems, operator of the company’s catalyst business, has supplied a commercial batch of diesel-fuel hydrotreatment catalysts to the Omsk Refinery — this 35,000-tonne consignment being intended for use at a diesel-production hydrotreatment facility at the refinery. Test results show this catalyst to demonstrate high activity, allowing a longer service life in comparison with foreign alternatives. Gazprom Neft began active construction of its cutting-edge catalyst facility in...

Remote-control technologies for managing construction and installation works (CIW) have been successfully tested at the Gazprom Neft Omsk Refinery. This new digital package, developed by Gazpromneft-Digital Solutions,* together with the company’s Digital Transformation Directorate, offers a platform for “on-site” collaboration between construction specialists and external experts, including equipment producers. An augmented-reality (AR) headset transmits audio and video signals to external experts...

Gazprom Neft’s Q1 2020 results show improved energy efficiency (in terms of fuel, energy and power consumption) at the company’s directly-owned Russian refineries in Moscow and Omsk, achieving total savings of more than RUB100 million from various energy-efficiency initiatives. Increasing energy efficiency throughout its production processes is a key priority in Gazprom Neft’s refinery development programme. The Moscow and Omsk Refineries...

... is handled at the major bitumens facility at the Gazprom Neft Omsk Refinery, the largest in Russia and Europe. Planned works at the bitumen production facility have made it possible to increase production by 35% in Q1 2020. “The Moscow Refinery’s modernisation programme, together with the systematic deployment of new technologies, means we can achieve high production efficiency and respond flexibly to market demand. This is true of all the business’s process chains, including at what is the ...

... volume of industrial water prior to it being sent for subsequent water treatments. Installation of the disinfection and biological treatment units remains ongoing. Omsk-based contractors are among those involved in these works. “Our focus in our plant modernisation projects is on new environmental standards and using technologies that mean we can improve production processes and natural-resources management. Developing a modern oil refinery these days involves not just continuous efficiency gains, ...

Gazprom Neft’s Moscow Refinery has joined an initiative from the City of Moscow’s Department for Investment and Industrial Policy, “Open MosProm” (literally, “Open Moscow Industry”) — a project involving a series of video tours of city businesses that have continued working while helping to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. The Moscow Refinery is a “continuous-cycle” enterprise (i.e., one in continuous operation), supplying the city with essential goods — gasoline and diesel — without interruption. [/upload/medialibrary/209/555...

... further three upgraded. This equipment — worth RUB800,000 — controls the upgrading process for fuel components. Cutting-edge technologies mean the plant will be able to improve production efficiency will also reducing environmental impacts. The modernisation of this facility forms part of a cohesive plan of actions being undertaken as part of the federal “Clean Air” project. Specialists at the Omsk Refinery had previously completed the installation of major equipment for this facility, and ...