The Neftegaz-2026 exhibition, held in Moscow, became a landmark event for the oil and gas industry, demonstrating both the sustainability of the Russian fuel and energy complex in the face of global changes and its progressive technological development.
The special attention of the participants and guests of the exhibition was attracted by innovative developments in the field of digitalization of deposits, where artificial intelligence and automated control systems open up new opportunities for optimizing production. Equally significant were presentations of environmentally friendly hydrocarbon processing technologies and projects for the development of hydrogen energy, confirming the industry’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint. The largest market players — Gazprom, Rosneft, Lukoil — presented their strategies for adapting to the changing conditions of the global energy transition.
Our company has introduced a telemechanics cabinet with a controller and a display module, which we discussed earlier. The controller can be used at various electric power facilities, industrial enterprises and in the infrastructure sector, solving the most complex tasks of monitoring, dispatching, predictive diagnostics and uninterrupted power supply to enterprises in the oil and gas sector.
We talked about our major projects in the industry.:
— Amur Gas Processing Plant, where parameterization of switchgear was performed;
— Kharyaginskaya TPP-2, where the DIGSI project was developed, commissioning was carried out, tests and comprehensive inspections of power equipment were carried out.
They also presented a complete catalog of start-up and commissioning works and services for the supply of the necessary equipment of the RPA and automated control systems of well-known world brands for the oil and gas industry.
Companies from China, India, the UAE and Turkey actively participated in the event, which indicates the reorientation of business flows to new markets. The talks discussed promising energy export routes and joint projects in the field of technological development.
Government support for the industry is reflected in statements by representatives of the Ministry of Energy on plans to modernize refineries and create preferential conditions for the introduction of innovative solutions. Special emphasis was placed on the development of Arctic deposits and the development of offshore production, which remain strategic areas for the Russian economy.
The trends outlined at the exhibition point to the growing role of low-tonnage LNG production and technologies for the development of small fields, as well as the formation of a hybrid energy model combining traditional hydrocarbons with renewable energy sources.
Neftegaz-2026 not only summed up the current state of the oil and gas industry, but also outlined the vectors of its transformation for the next decade. The exhibition demonstrated that the Russian industry, while remaining true to tradition, is confidently mastering new technologies and formats of cooperation, remaining an important participant in the global energy dialogue.
