Surface Infrastructure Design for the Oil and Gas Industry in Russia

Oct. 21, 2010 - PRLog -- RPI’s new research report on energy market- Surface Infrastructure Design for the Oil and Gas Industry in Russia recently published at ChinaCCM.com

Development of the oil and gas industry urges constant modernization of surface infrastructure to provide sustainable functioning of all facilities involved in production, transportation and procession of hydrocarbons. Present global economic downturn did not considerably affect the volume of surface infrastructure design services in Russia, but rather made oil and gas producing companies reconsider their infrastructure design programs and adapt them to the present realities, in some cases postponing the plans for a couple of years..  

-What is the current state of surface infrastructure design market in Russia and how will it develop to 2015?
-What are major design companies in Russia and what is their distribution on the market?
-What are the volumes of design services by major oil and gas producing regions in Russia and what are the projections to 2015?
-What are the main schemes of cooperation between customers, contractors and subcontractors in providing infrastructure design services?
-What approaches are taken by Russian oil and gas majors in designing their field infrastructures?
-What are the specifics of holding tenders for selecting design companies?
-What are primary approaches for evaluation of a project’s working costs?

Surface Infrastructure Design for the Oil and Gas Industry in Russia addresses these and other key issues providing an examination of how the market developed in 2007-2009 and offering an outlook to 2015…

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http://www.chinaccm.com/4S/4S04/4S0402/news/20101021/1628...
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