Geography

Below is a comprehensive map detailing all of our current oil production sites in the Timan-Pechora Basin, an expansive geological terrain containing a significant percentage of the petroleum deposits of Russia. Although this region overlies the Arctic Circle, our activities are located to the south of this line in both the Komi Republic, on the east side of the map, and the Khanty Mansi Autonomous Okrug, positioned to the west. In the latter, our undertakings occur in the Nizhnevartovskiy District, the most easterly part of the province, tens of kilometers outside the eponymous city. Similarly as remote are our oil fields in the Komi Republic, where we control licenses spanning four localities. While Rusneftegaz owns a single area in the north-west of the territory in the Ust-Tsilemskiy District, the majority of our extraction in the Republic extends over the Pechora, Vuktyl and Troitsko-Pechorskiy Districts in a broadly homogenous agglomeration. As such, the rural nature of our business in western Siberia means all the crude we produce must be transported by truck to local delivery points, from where it can be shipped by railway or pipeline to refineries, ports, and storage facilities across the Russian Federation. The diagram beneath only represents the positions of each of our licensed areas approximately, and can be clicked to ascertain more information: