LUKOIL gets the title of Friend of longest-running international film festival in Serbia.
For 7 years the Company has been supporting the Documentary and Short Film Festival - The March Festival. This year it takes place from 29th of March till 2nd of April in Belgrade.
A total of 77 films from all around the world will be screened during the competition program.
For 7 years the Company has been supporting the Documentary and Short Film Festival - The March Festival. This year it takes place from 29th of March till 2nd of April in Belgrade.
A total of 77 films from all around the world will be screened during the competition program.
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LUKOIL supported the organization of a festival dedicated to the Reindeer Herder's Day in Yugra region.
About 100 representatives of indigenous peoples of the North gathered in the Russkinskaya village to participate in a traditional reindeer sleigh race.
About 100 representatives of indigenous peoples of the North gathered in the Russkinskaya village to participate in a traditional reindeer sleigh race.
🌳A Green Earth
LUKOIL carried out its annual environmental campaign in Uzbekistan.
The Company's employees and their families planted flowers and trees in the Botanical Garden of Tashkent.
This way, oil workers contributed to the Yashil Makon («Green Space») national project, which envisages a 30% increase in the number of green spaces in the Uzbekistan capital and other cities.
In total, 200 million trees and shrubs will be planted every year.
LUKOIL carried out its annual environmental campaign in Uzbekistan.
The Company's employees and their families planted flowers and trees in the Botanical Garden of Tashkent.
This way, oil workers contributed to the Yashil Makon («Green Space») national project, which envisages a 30% increase in the number of green spaces in the Uzbekistan capital and other cities.
In total, 200 million trees and shrubs will be planted every year.
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Students from Yemen, Iraq and Egypt are LUKOIL trainees
Abdo Tavfik Abdullah Ahmed from Iraq studies at Perm Polytech University. Being a promising student, he works in LUKOIL-PERM.
Perm Polytech University is one of the Company’s main partners in preparing engineering specialists. 372 foreigners attend the university’s mining and oil faculty. Every one of them is guaranteed a chance to undergo practical training at LUKOIL production facilities.
Abdo Tavfik Abdullah Ahmed from Iraq studies at Perm Polytech University. Being a promising student, he works in LUKOIL-PERM.
Perm Polytech University is one of the Company’s main partners in preparing engineering specialists. 372 foreigners attend the university’s mining and oil faculty. Every one of them is guaranteed a chance to undergo practical training at LUKOIL production facilities.
A Synergistic Approach
Egyptian facilities started using electric centrifugal pumps assembled at LUKOIL’s plant in the city of Kogalym (West Siberia).
The equipment is made of wear resistant components and fit for installation in any climate, at temperatures ranging from 40 °С below zero to 40 °С above zero.
The use of these electric centrifugal pumps allows to decrease power consumption by 20% and control the unit via the remote monitoring system.
*LUKOIL has been operating in Egypt since 1995. The Company takes part in three production projects there: Meleiha, WEEM and WEEM Extension.
Egyptian facilities started using electric centrifugal pumps assembled at LUKOIL’s plant in the city of Kogalym (West Siberia).
The equipment is made of wear resistant components and fit for installation in any climate, at temperatures ranging from 40 °С below zero to 40 °С above zero.
The use of these electric centrifugal pumps allows to decrease power consumption by 20% and control the unit via the remote monitoring system.
*LUKOIL has been operating in Egypt since 1995. The Company takes part in three production projects there: Meleiha, WEEM and WEEM Extension.
A Grand Victory for a Great Talent
A photo by our colleague Alexander Chazov, a process unit operator at LUKOIL’s Perm refinery, received global recognition.
His shot competed with 16 000 other photos from 88 countries in the Memorial Maria Luisa International Contest.
We congratulate Alexander Chazov on his achievement and wish him further creative success!
A photo by our colleague Alexander Chazov, a process unit operator at LUKOIL’s Perm refinery, received global recognition.
His shot competed with 16 000 other photos from 88 countries in the Memorial Maria Luisa International Contest.
We congratulate Alexander Chazov on his achievement and wish him further creative success!
Readiness Test
Two LUKOIL Group organizations – one in the Volgograd region of Russia and one in Uzbekistan – held accident handling drills.
Emergency response teams of the two facilities polished their methods of oil products spill response, including spill response at the water surface of the Volga River (Russia) and Pachkamarskoye reservoir (Uzbekistan). The teams also exercised real-time cooperation with local EMERCOM units.
Representatives of the regional emergency services and inspectors of the supervisory bodies commended the well-coordinated work of the industrial safety teams of the facilities.
Two LUKOIL Group organizations – one in the Volgograd region of Russia and one in Uzbekistan – held accident handling drills.
Emergency response teams of the two facilities polished their methods of oil products spill response, including spill response at the water surface of the Volga River (Russia) and Pachkamarskoye reservoir (Uzbekistan). The teams also exercised real-time cooperation with local EMERCOM units.
Representatives of the regional emergency services and inspectors of the supervisory bodies commended the well-coordinated work of the industrial safety teams of the facilities.
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LUKOIL agrees to acquire Russian downstream assets of Shell
LUKOIL announces conclusion of an agreement with subsidiaries of Shell plc to acquire 100% share in Shell Neft, which conducts retail petroleum products sales and lubricants production in Russia.
The assets of Shell Neft include 411 filling stations, primarily located in the Central and Northwestern federal districts of Russia, and lubricants blending plant located in Tver region.
The sale will be completed after its approval by Federal Antimonopoly Service.
For more details see the press release
LUKOIL announces conclusion of an agreement with subsidiaries of Shell plc to acquire 100% share in Shell Neft, which conducts retail petroleum products sales and lubricants production in Russia.
The assets of Shell Neft include 411 filling stations, primarily located in the Central and Northwestern federal districts of Russia, and lubricants blending plant located in Tver region.
The sale will be completed after its approval by Federal Antimonopoly Service.
For more details see the press release
LUKOIL completes acquisition
of Russian retail and lubricants assets of Shell
The final agreement on acquisition of Shell’s Russian retail and lubricants assets was signed in Moscow. The assets include the chain of filling stations primarily located in the Central and Northwestern federal districts of Russia, and lubricants blending plant located in Tver region. The sale was approved by Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service.
“Our priority is the well-being of our employees,” said Huibert Vigeveno, Shell’s Downstream Director. “Under this deal, all the people currently working for Shell Neft, more than 350 in total, will remain employed by the company, which is now owned by LUKOIL.”
“We appreciate the fact that Shell chose our Company. I am certain that Shell’s facilities will become a great addition to LUKOIL’s other downstream assets,” noted Maxim Donde, Vice President for Refined Products Sales of LUKOIL.
of Russian retail and lubricants assets of Shell
The final agreement on acquisition of Shell’s Russian retail and lubricants assets was signed in Moscow. The assets include the chain of filling stations primarily located in the Central and Northwestern federal districts of Russia, and lubricants blending plant located in Tver region. The sale was approved by Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service.
“Our priority is the well-being of our employees,” said Huibert Vigeveno, Shell’s Downstream Director. “Under this deal, all the people currently working for Shell Neft, more than 350 in total, will remain employed by the company, which is now owned by LUKOIL.”
“We appreciate the fact that Shell chose our Company. I am certain that Shell’s facilities will become a great addition to LUKOIL’s other downstream assets,” noted Maxim Donde, Vice President for Refined Products Sales of LUKOIL.