In the second part of our Russian oil and gas project study, we look at some other key projects happening around the country.
The newly-exploited Trebs and Titov oil fields are some of the most promising oil projects in Russia. Located in the far northern Yamalo-Nenets autonomous region and operated by Bashneft, the two fields made a strong contribution to Russian oil production in 2015.
The Novoportovskoye field - which produced its millionth tonne of oil in June 2016 - is another of the enormous Yamal Peninsula fields that forms the backbone of greenfield Russian oil production.
In January 2017, two new production wells were completed at Prirazlomnoye, bringing the total to six.
Finally, while Russia's Caspian interests mainly centre on transportation of other countries' resources, the end of 2016 brought a boost to its own production in the Sea. Lukoil began commercial production at the Vladimir Filanovskiy field (also known as Filanovskoye) in the north Caspian in early November 2016, with two wells producing around 45,000 barrels per day.
Explore these projects, and many more in Russia, in the Interactive Map of Russia's oil and gas projects – click here to see it.