OUR SERVICES
Gas Production
TOO "Sheber Oyl" places strong emphasis on increasing the utilization of associated petroleum gas (APG), alongside the expansion of natural gas production, processing, and gas-powered energy generation. As part of this strategic direction, the company launched a comprehensive three-year program aimed at boosting APG utilization efficiency to 90%.
To achieve this goal, a series of major engineering projects and gas infrastructure facilities have been constructed across the company’s oil fields. These investments reflect Sheber Oyl’s commitment to environmental stewardship and energy innovation.
By 2015, the volume of flared APG was reduced to 90 million cubic meters, marking a fourfold decrease compared to 2013 and a 13% reduction from 2014. This milestone enabled Sheber Oyl to meet and sustain the 90% APG utilization target, aligning with state environmental regulations aimed at reducing the ecological impact of oil production.
Currently, the company’s focus is on maintaining optimal APG utilization, improving the energy efficiency of oil operations, and further minimizing greenhouse gas emissions. These initiatives form the backbone of the company’s 2016–2018 corporate sustainability program.
A key highlight of the upcoming activities in 2017 includes the final stage of design and exploration, followed by construction, assembly, and commissioning of a new gas pipeline from the Tagrinskoye Oilfield—a vital step toward long-term energy and environmental goals.
Gas Processing
The establishment of a complete cycle for the processing, utilization, and marketing of associated petroleum gas (APG) has marked a significant milestone in TOO "Sheber Oyl"’s diversified business growth. In 2002, the company pioneered an integrated approach to gas development by creating its Gas Processing Division (UPG), positioning itself as a leader in the region’s evolving energy landscape.
Gas Shipments
In 2016, TOO "Sheber Oyl" achieved a total shipment volume of 10.3 million cubic meters of marketable natural gas, APG, and dry stripped gas. The company was responsible for 14% of total gas shipments during the year.
Out of this volume, 10 million cubic meters were sold to Gazprom, reinforcing Sheber Oyl’s strategic partnerships and market reach. International gas sales totaled 6 million cubic meters, representing a 3% year-on-year increase, driven primarily by increased gas production.