Russia Crude Oil Refinery Outlook to 2022

1. Table of Contents 1

1.1. List of Tables 3

1.2. List of Figures 5

2. Introduction 6

2.1. What is This Report About? 6

2.2. Market Definition 6

3. Russia Refining Industry 7

3.1. Russia Refining Industry, Key Data 7

3.2. Russia Refining Industry, Overview 7

3.3. Russia Refining Industry, Total Refining Capacity 7

3.4. Russia Refining Industry, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity 9

3.5. Russia Refining Industry, Condensate Splitter Capacity 11

3.6. Russia Refining Industry, Coking Capacity 11

3.7. Russia Refining Industry, Catalytic Cracking Capacity 12

3.8. Russia Refining Industry, Hydrocracking Capacity 13

3.9. Russia Refining Industry, Asset Details 14

3.9.1. Russia Refining Industry, Active Asset Details 14

3.9.2. Russia Refining Industry, Planned Asset Details 111

4. Recent Contracts 115

4.1. Detailed Contract Summary 115

4.1.1. Awarded Contracts 115

5. Financial Deals Landscape 137

5.1. Detailed Deal Summary 137

5.1.1. Acquisition 137

5.1.2. Equity Offerings 144

5.1.3. Debt Offerings 145

6. Recent Developments 154

6.1. Other Significant Developments 154

6.1.1. May 29, 2017: Gazprom Neft Begins Installing Equipment For New Advanced Oil Refining Complex At Its Omsk Refinery 154

6.1.2. May 04, 2017: Major Equipment For New Euro+ Catalytic-Cracking Facility At Gazprom Neft’s Moscow Refinery Now Installed 154

6.1.3. Apr 26, 2017: Gazprom Neft: Q1 2017 Production Of High-performance Gasolines At Gazprom Neft's Omsk Refinery Up 11 Percent Year-On-Year 155

6.1.4. Mar 28, 2017: PMC ESPO Completes Laying Siphons At Underwater Crossing Of ESPO PS – Komsomolsk Refinery Oil Pipeline Offshoot 155

6.1.5. Mar 17, 2017: Gazprom Neft Building Hydrogen Production Facility At Its Omsk Refinery 156

6.1.6. Mar 01, 2017: Bitumen Facilities Modernised At Gazprom Neft’s Omsk Refinery 156

6.1.7. Feb 16, 2017: Gazprom Neft Implementing Advanced Process Control Systems At Its Moscow Refinery 157

6.1.8. Dec 23, 2016: Lukoil Commissions Diesel HDA Block At Perm Refinery 157

6.1.9. Dec 19, 2016: Part Of An Innovative Treatment System Biosfera Now Installed At The Gazprom Neft Moscow Refinery 157

6.1.10. Dec 16, 2016: Pertamina And Rosneft Kicks Off Meeting Of EIA And ESIA Tuban Refinery Implementation 158

6.1.11. Nov 28, 2016: Glavgosekspertiza Approves Construction Of A Process Condensate Purification Facility At The Gazprom Neft Omsk Refinery 159

6.1.12. Nov 21, 2016: Bashneft: After Retrofitting The Output Of The Catalytic Cracker Reactor Sector In Bashneft UNPZ Increases By

11.8% 160

6.1.13. Oct 19, 2016: Gazprom Neft: Equipment For The Modernisation Of The Gazprom Neft Omsk Refinery Is Delivered To Omsk 160

6.1.14. Oct 14, 2016: Russia Plans To Export Five Million Tonnes Of Oil To Belarussian Refineries In Q4 2016: Transneft 161

6.2. New Contracts Announcements 161

6.2.1. Mar 20, 2017: CB&I wins contract for hydrocracking unit for Afipsky refinery expansion project 161

7. Appendix 162

7.1. Abbreviations 162

7.2. Methodology 162

7.2.1. Coverage 162

7.2.2. Secondary Research 162

7.3. Contact Us 163

7.4. Disclaimer 163

Table 1: Refining Industry, Russia, Key Statistics, Jun 2017 7

Table 2: Refining Industry, Russia, Total Refining Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 7

Table 3: Refining Industry, Russia, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 9

Table 4: Refining Industry, Russia, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 10

Table 5: Refining Industry, Russia, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 11

Table 6: Refining Industry, Russia, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 11

Table 7: Refining Industry, Russia, Catalytic Cracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 12

Table 8: Refining Industry, Russia, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 13

Table 9: Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (CB&I) Secures Contract Worth Approximately US$460 Million From NefteGazIndustriya 115

Table 10: Volgogradneftemash Secures Contract From Orsknefteorgsintez 117

Table 11: China National Chemical Engineering Secures Contract Worth Approximately €1.099 Billion (US$1.18 Billion). 118

Table 12: AUMA Secures Contract From Saratov Oil Refinery 120

Table 13: Volgogradneftemash Secures Contract From Tatneft 121

Table 14: AEM-Technology Through Its Engineering Division Of Rosatom – Atomenergomash Secures Contract From Orsknefteorgsintez 122

Table 15: Vostokneftezavodmontazh Secures Contract Worth RUB1.27 Billion (US$19.58 Million) From Bashneft 124

Table 16: RusTechnip Secures Significant Service Contract From Gazprom Neft 125

Table 17: NIPI ONGM Secures Contract From Technip 127

Table 18: Amec Foster Wheeler Secures Contract From Orsknefteorgsintez 128

Table 19: Volgogradneftemash Secures Contract From Gazpromneft-Omsk Oil Refinery 130

Table 20: Vostokneftezavodmontazh Secures 15-Month Contract Worth RUB587 Million (US$8.20 Million) From Bashneft 131

Table 21: Atomenergomash Secures Contract From Gazpromneft-Moscow Oil Refinery 133

Table 22: Alfa Laval Secures Contract Worth SEK60 Million (US$7.05 Million) 134

Table 23: FessoValves Secures Contract From Slavneft-Yaroslavnefteorgsintez (Slavneft-YANOS) 135

Table 24: Glencore And Qatar Investment Complete Acquisition Of 19.5% Stake In Rosneft From Rosneftegaz For US$10.96 Billion 137

Table 25: Rosneft Makes Offer To Acquire 37.52% Stake In Bashneft For US$3.11 Billion 140

Table 26: Rosneft Completes Acquisition Of 50.08% Stake In Bashneft For US$5.3 Billion 142

Table 27: RussNeft Completes IPO Of Shares For US$499.3 Million 144

Table 28: Gazprom Neft Completes Private Placement Of 8.7% Bonds For US$266.6 Million 145

Table 29: Gazprom Completes Public Offering Of 4.25% Bonds, Due 2024 For US$1,055.9 Million 147

Table 30: Gazprom Completes Private Placement Of 8.9% Bonds, Due 2027 For US$520.2 Million 148

Table 31: Bashneft Completes Public Offering Of 9.4% Bonds, Due 2024, For US$83.9 Million 149

Table 32: Bashneft Plans Public Offering Of Bonds Due 2023, For US$161.8 Million 150

Table 33: Rosneft Plans Public Offering Of Bonds For US$9.39 Billion 151

Table 34: Lukoil Completes Private Placement Of 4.75% Notes Due 2026 For US$1 Billion 152

Table 35: Gazprom Neft Completes Private Placement Of 9.4% Bonds For US$233 Million 153

Figure 1: Refining Industry, Russia, Total Refining Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 8