Sunsibneftegaz obtained an anniversary 20 million ton of oil

The East Siberian Oil and Gas Company (VSNK), which is part of the Rosneft structure, announced the achievement of 20 million tons of accumulated oil production in the Yurubchen-Tokhomsk field in Evenkia.

The company notes that a significant contribution to the achievement of the result made an early commissioning of key infrastructure facilities, including the installations of oil preparation (UPN) No. 1 and No. 2, as well as the leading supplies of raw materials to the Kuymb -Taishet oil pipeline and Eastern Siberia – the Pacific Ocean. The start of the UPN-2 work in 2018 made it possible to increase the power of oil preparation at a field of up to 6 million tons per year.

Now at the Yurubchen-Tokhomsk deposit there is 249 current mining wells of the VSNK, including four multi-aligned ones. Specialists laid more than 200 km of air transmission lines and built more than 200 infrastructure facilities that provide a full cycle of oil production and preparation. Among them: oil preparation installations, a receipt point, an oil pumping station, a block separation installation, diesel power plants, boiler rooms and tankmen with a volume of 30 thousand cubic meters.

An important step in increasing the energy efficiency and environmental friendliness of production was the launch of a 36 MW power power plant in 2023. Working in an amoneal oil gas, the power plant provides stable energy supply to oil and gas production facilities and UTM infrastructure. The energy produced by the station is enough to provide electricity to the settlement with a population of about 8 thousand people.

The development of the Yuruben-Tokhomsky field plays an important role not only for the company, but also for the region. “Sunsibneftegaz” provides work of more than 2.3 thousand people, including about 1,500 watchmen. The company creates comfortable conditions for its employees, implementing the project “On the Watch, as at home”, in the framework of which sports facilities, gyms, shops, rest rooms and even an Orthodox temple operate on the field.