International Conference named after N.N. Lisovsky
September 5, 2019
International Conference named after N.N. Lisovsky
"Hard-to-Recover Reserves - Present and Future"
PM Industrial participated in a prestigious international conference held at St. Petersburg State University. The event brought together oil and gas industry professionals, research centers, universities, and representatives from Russian ministries to discuss the challenges and prospects of extracting hard-to-recover reserves.
🎯 Conference participants
⚠️ Key industry issues
🏛️ Public policy issues
The role of the state in supporting TRIZ
Discussion of the actual role and adequacy of government support for companies in the development of hard-to-recover reserves
Tax system of the industry
Issues of the efficiency of the tax system: mineral extraction tax, additional profit tax and their impact on the economics of oil field development
Subsidies for geological exploration work
Discussion of the lack of funding for exploration work to develop new deposits
🎤 PM Industrial report
Presentation of PM Industrial
«Developing hard-to-recover reserves requires a comprehensive approach, including the creation of modern domestic technologies, improvement of government support and tax incentive systems, and the implementation of intelligent solutions for well monitoring and control.
We express our gratitude to the organizers and participants of the N.N. Lisovsky International Conference for their contribution to the development of approaches, methodologies, and technologies for the development and production of hard-to-recover reserves. The joint efforts of industry, science, and the government are shaping the future of the Russian oil and gas industry.


