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Rosneft is interested in Far Eastern projects

The company focused on the development of the macroregion, said Viktor Ishaev, Advisor to the President of Rosneft for Coordination of Projects in the Far East in the rank of Vice President. Based on the results of 2013, Rosneft's total production amounted to 240 million tonnes of oil equivalent, including 210 million tonnes of liquid hydrogen and 38 billion cubic meters. m of gas. Over the past year, the company's revenue reached 4,6 trillion rubles, of which 2,7 trillion rubles were allocated to the budget in tax deductions. The company's profit is estimated at 553 billion rubles - of which 201 billion rubles is a free stream, which Rosneft can use to implement investment projects. At present, Rosneft specialists are developing a program that will reflect the company's plans for the development of the Far Eastern territories until 2025.
The heated debate surrounding the construction of the facility was associated with the possible harmful influence of the future complex on the environmental situation in the region. Rosneft entered into an agreement with the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (FEB RAS), within which scientists will be able to participate in all stages of construction of the VNKhK. Work in tandem will allow to take into account the standards of environmental safety in the construction and operation of VNKhK, representatives of the oil company are convinced.
The company expects to implement the project through a mixed investment flow. Last week, President Vladimir Putin instructed to include measures to build infrastructure for the implementation of the project in the investment programs of state monopolies. In addition, VNKhK can enter the state program of social and economic development of the Far East and the Baikal region. According to V. Ishayev, taking into account federal funds, the regional budget can participate in the project. "Rosneft" will invest its own funds in the construction of the complex, with the possibility of participation of borrowed money.
As it became known, oilmen are ready in August to begin preparations for the construction of the facility, despite the fact that the project documentation has not yet been completed and has not passed the examination. According to V. Ishayev, the expectation of full readiness of documents may be delayed. However, the company can use the existing phased construction mechanism.
Keeping the focus on creating modern production facilities, the company is developing a project for the construction of an LNG plant in Sakhalin with an annual capacity of 5 million tons, which will be the second in the region. V. Ishaev noted that Japanese companies are interested in cooperation, which are interested in supplying natural gas from Sakhalin. Rosneft offers a project to build a coal-fired power plant in Sakhalin that supplies electricity to Japan. At present, the idea is ambiguous, as the legislation of a neighboring country does not allow purchasing electricity from another country.
The participation in the creation of a shipbuilding cluster in the Far East remains an equally important area for Rosneft's investment activities. As Ishaev said, the company needs a fleet to service the oil and gas production platform Berkut, located in the Sea of Okhotsk. The industry's recovery, according to the oil industry, should begin with the "resuscitation" of the Zvezda plant in the Big Stone. V.Ishayev believes that the company should build a dry dock.
While forming the list of enterprises for cooperation with Rosneft, the Government did not take into account the wishes of the company to include Khabarovsk and Amur shipbuilding plants. Despite this fact, Rosneft is interested in supplying military ships "Murena", which are produced at the Khabarovsk shipyard.