Russian Petroleum Companies: Overseas Assets and Operations

Release date: May 2009
Language: English, Russian
Volume: 122 pages, over 50 graphs and tables
Format: book and cd (print-out protected)
Delivery: express mail (2-4 days)
Price: 2,000 €

Russian Petroleum Companies: Overseas Operations is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the activities pursued internationally by Russian oil companies.

Russian Petroleum Companies: Overseas Operations covers the international assets, projects, acquisition attempts and directions of investment opportunity development for all Russian petroleum companies with known international activities.

Industry segments include:

upstream
transportation
refining and retail
oil services, where relevant

Through examination of particular projects and plans for cooperation, the report takes a look at cross-regional alliances of Russian companies with international players, as well as at the role of governments in facilitating access to oil and gas opportunities worldwide.

Russia’s biggest gas producer – Gazprom – is not included in the study. Gazprom’s international activities and profiles of overseas assets are analyzed in detail in another study by RPI – Russian Gas on Global Markets: Potential, Strategies and Outlook

Chapter 1. Overview of International Operations of Russian Petroleum Companies

Chapter 2. Profiles: International Activities and Assets

Alrosa

Upstream
Africa

Gazprom neft

Downstream
Serbia
Italy
Acquisition targets

Itera

Upstream
South Asia
USA
Downstream
South Asia
Assets divestiture

LUKOIL

Upstream
Central Asia/Caspian basin
Middle East and North Africa
West Africa
Latin America
Downstream
Europe
Retail
Europe
USA
Acquisition targets

Novatek

Upstream
North Africa

Rosneft

Upstream
Central Asia
North Africa
Downstream
China
Midstream
Burgas-Alexandrupolis pipeline
Acquisitions targets

Stroytransgas

Upstream
North Africa
Central Asia
Middle East

Surgutneftegaz

Upstream
Central Europe
CIS
Middle East
Downstream
Central and Eastern Europe

Tatneft

Upstream
Middle East and North Africa
Downstream
Ukraine
TNK-BP
Downstream
Ukraine
New acquisitions targets

Zarubezhneft

Upstream
South-East Asia
Downstream
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Acquisition targets

Figure 2.1 Gazprom Neft’s hydrocarbon reserves, MMboe
Figure 2.2 Gazprom Neft oil production, MMBbls
Figure 4.1 LUKOIL Group International E&P projects
Figure 4.2 Shakh Deniz shareholder structure
Figure 4.3 LUKOIL Group’s share in Arman oil production, ‘000 tons
Figure 4.4.LUKOIL Group’s share in KPO oil and gas condensate production, ‘000 tons
Figure 4.6 LUKOIL Group’s share in production at the Karakuduk field, ‘000 tons
Figure 4.7 LUKOIL Group’s share in oil production of KazakhOil-Aktobe, ‘000 tons
Figure 4.8.LUKOIL Group’s share in production in oil production of Turgai Petroleum, ‘000 tons
Figure 4.9 LUKOIL Group’s share in Buzachi Operating oil production, ‘000 tons
Figure 4.10 TCO ownership structure
Figure 4.11 LUKOIL Group primary oil refining, Mb/d
Figure 5.1. Natural gas production, Bcm
Figure 5.2 Liquids production, MMt
Figure 6.1 Zarit shareholders’ structure
Figure 8.2 MOL Group downstream portfolio, as of the end of 2008
Figure 8.3 MOL shareholders’ structure (as of the end of 2008)

Table 3.1 Joint Ventures Contracts (JVCs)/Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs) with Suntera participation
Table 4.1 LUKOIL Overseas upstream projects: reserves and production
Table 4.2 LUKOIL Group’s share in reserves and production at Shakh Deniz
Table 4.3 LUKOIL Group’s share in reserves and production at the Arman field
Table 4.3 LUKOIL Group’s share in reserves and production at the Karachaganak field
Table 4.5 LUKOIL Group’s share in reserves and production of KazakhOil-Aktobe
Table 4.6 LUKOIL Group’s share in reserves and production of Turgai Petroleum
Table 4.7 LUKOIL Group’s share in reserves and production at the North Buzachi field
Table 4.8 LUKOIL Group’s share in TCO reserves and production
Table 4.9 LUKOIL Group’s share in reserves and production in the Kandym-Khauzak-Shady-Kungrad project
Table 4.10 LUKOIL Group’s share in reserves and production at WEEM concession
Table 4.11 LUKOIL Group’s share in reserves and production at Meleiha concession
Table 4.12 LUKOIL Group’s retail network* worldwide (as of the end of the year), units
Table 4.13 LUKOIL Groups’s share in petroleum product markets in Russia and other countries
Table 6.1. Rosneft’s hydrocarbon reserves and production
Table 6.2. Exploration activities at the Aday block, as of the end of 2008
Table 6.3. The Aday Block pilot oil production
Table 6.4. Exploration activities at the Kurmangazy structure, as of the end of 2008
Table 9.1 Tatneft net oil and gas reserves and future net revenues, as of January 1, 2007 (SPE)
Table 9.2 Contracted blocks characteristics and work commitments
Table 10.1 TNK-BP proved reserves, billion of boe
Table 10.2 TNK-BP liquids and gas production
Table 11.1 Oil production by Vietsovpetro, MMt

Map 1. License blocks in Angola
Map 3.1 OPL 205 Block
Map 3.2 Licensing blocks in Turkmenistan’s sector of the Caspian Sea
Map 4.2 Meleiha block
Map 4.3. LUKOIL-Odessa refinery location
Map 4.4. Petrotel-LUKOIL location
Map 4.5. LUKOIL Neftekhim Burgas location
Map 5.1. North El-Arish offshore block concession
Map 6.1 Orinoco Oil Belt
Map 8.1 MOL existing upstream portfolio, as of the end of 2008
Map 9.1 Location of major Sedimentary Basins of Libya
Map 11.1 Zarubezhneft’s operation areas in Vietnam