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Performance Results 69 The successful implementation of the Programme will expand gas infrastructure coverage from 22% to 60%. Investments in the upgrade and construction of gas supply facilities will amount to RUB 34bn over a period of three years. Development of NGV fuel markets Production and sales of compressed (CNG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) as motor fuel is a strategic line of Gazprom’s business. OOO Gazprom gazomotornoe toplivo is a special-purpose company set up outside Russia to develop the gas motor fuel market in the Russian Federation. Targets were determined for the development of the NGV fuel market, which Gazprom intends to achieve by focusing on the following key areas: — coordinated interaction with federal authorities to create a relevant legal framework to encourage the development of the NGV fuel market; — NGV infrastructure expansion; — development and implementation of incentives to boost demand for natural gas as motor fuel. Ten priority regions were selected for the systematic expansion of the LNG and CNG production and distribution infrastructure from 2015 through 2017: the cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg; the Moscow, Leningrad, Rostov and Sverdlovsk Regions; the Krasnodar and Stavropol Territories; the Republics of Tatarstan and Bashkortostan. Agreements were signed with 35 Russian regions to promote the use of natural gas as motor fuel. In cooperation with regional authorities, the Group is planning the locations and technical profile of first-priority production and distribution facilities offering the highest potential. Gazprom Group owns and operates 205 CNG filling stations in Russia. Throughout 2014, 404.8 mmcm of natural gas were sold as motor fuel, a 28 mmcm (7.4%) growth y-o-y. CNG sales are estimated to grow 10% at the 2015 year-end. Gazprom Group is also consolidating its NGV assets within the structure of OOO Gazprom gazomotornoe toplivo. Marketing activities in 2014 to promote the use of natural gas as motor fuel in the European and Russian markets — Cooperation began with 54 NGV process equipment manufacturers and 7 agreements of intent were signed. — 2,170 natural gas-fired vehicles were delivered to the Russian market. — The EcoGas fuel trademark was designed and filed for registration. — The Blue Corridor 2014: Baltic — Adriatic motor rally was held, during which vehicles covered 6.5 thousand km across 17 countries, using only natural gas as fuel. — Volkswagen Scirocco R-Cup race for CNG-fuelled cars was held. All cars participating in the race sported OAO Gazprom’s logos. A section of the racing cup took place in Moscow. Gazprom operates in the LNG and CNG motor fuel segments of the German, Czech and Polish markets through its subsidiary Gazprom Germania GmbH. In 2014, the number of CNG filling stations operated by Gazprom Group’s subsidiaries in those countries increased to 30. The construction of a fixed LNG filling station was completed in Olsztyn, Poland. Another station is under construction in Warsaw. Five stations were owned by Gazprom’s affiliate Vemex s.r.o. (the Czech Republic). Plans are also being made to develop the NGV fuel market in Bulgaria. Gazprom Group was also active in the NGV fuel segment in Vietnam, where a joint venture registration is being finalized, PV Gazprom Natural Gas for Vehicles. It is a third Russian-Vietnamese joint venture with Gazprom’s membership, which testifies to the rapid expansion of Russian- Vietnamese strategic partnership and confirms the implementation of arrangements for using natural gas as motor fuel, which also provide for a switchover of the public transport of the city of Ho Chi Minh to NGV fuel. To promote natural gas as motor fuel in global markets, Gazprom made arrangements for the development of NGV fuel markets in the FSU countries (the Republics of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan). OAO Gazprom Annual Report 2014
70 Performance Results Hydrocarbon Refining and Gas and Oil Chemistry Gazprom’s prospects as one of the global leaders of the energy industry are closely connected with technological progress in hydrocarbons refining. The Company’s goals are in higher conversion rates and higher production output with increased added value. In 2014, the Group refined 30.5 bcm of natural gas (down 3.2% y-o-y), 68.1 mm tonnes of crude oil and unstable gas condensate (up 3.0% y-o-y), tolling arrangements excluded. The Group produced 53.6 mm tonnes of oil products (against 51.9 mm tonnes in 2013), 3.4 mm tonnes of liquefied hydrocarbon gases (LHG) (against 3.3 mm tonnes in 2013), and 4 mmcm of helium (against 3.6 mmcm in 2013). Gazprom Group’s hydrocarbon refining and petrochemical capacity as of 31 December 2014 7 2 4 3 5 6 9 10 11 12 1 8 1 7.3 5 Sosnogorsk Sosnogorsky GPP 3.0 1.25 9 Orenburg Orenburg GPP 37.5 6.26 15.0 Serbia Novi Sad Oil Refinery Panchevo Oil Refinery Orenburg helium plant 2 Belarus Mozyr Oil Refinery* 12.0 6 14.1 10 1.0 10.0 Surgut Condensate stabilization plant Salavat Monomer plant Gas chemical plant Oil refinery 3 12.15 13.7 Moscow Moscow Oil Refinery 7 Novy Urengoy Condensate preparation plant 21.6 4 7.5 8 Astrakhan Astrakhan GPP 12.0 7.3 Yaroslavl OAO Slavneft-YANOS (Gazprom Group's access to 50% of capacity) 11 Omsk 12 Tomsk Omsk Oil Refinery Methanol plant Gas processing plant (GPP) with installed processing capacity Oil refinery with installed processing capacity Oil and gas chemical production Natural and associated gas, bcm Oil and condensate, mm tonnes Gas condensate, mm tonnes Oil, mm tonnes * The volume of oil refining at Mozyr Oil Refinery is determined by Gazprom Group’s oil supply schedule, approved by the Russian Ministry of Energy, and the scheme to share oil supplies between Gazprom neft Group’s own refineries and sales to Mozyr Oil Refinery as set out in the Intergovernmental Agreement between Russia and Belarus. OAO Gazprom Annual Report 2014
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