Gazprom and Petrofac have formed a partnership to export and promote the standards of the Russian energy industry domestically and internationally.
(Courtesy Petrofac)
Offshore staff
LONDON – Gazprom and Petrofac have formed a partnership to export and promote the standards of the Russian energy industry domestically and internationally.
Under the five-year memorandum of cooperation, the two parties will collaborate on industry standardization initiatives as Russia’s energy sector invites international companies to assist its expansion domestically and overseas.
Initially Petrofac will support definition and development of pre-qualification and qualification criteria for local suppliers and local manufacturers.
The company has operated in Russia since 1993, and has offices in Moscow and Sakhalin Island.
Since 2006 Petrofac has also operated the Sakhalin Technical Training Centre, and increased its presence on the island in 2017 after securing a contract from Sakhalin Energy for its onshore processing facility.
