Oil
- Tatneft changes American receipts for shares
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TAIF-NK Gasoline Plant: career opportunities for everyone
Connection between generations, mentoring, dual training, professional skills competitions — how the system of personnel education is built
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From ‘Second Baku’ to the present: history of Tatarstan oil refining
No oil production — no oil refining, no oil refining — no petrochemistry: when, why and how did the efficient chain started to be built in the republic?
- Alexander Potavin: ‘Oil hasn’t gone up in price for more than three months now’ An analyst of Finam FG about prices for black gold and growth prospects of this market
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TAIF-NK: history of Tatarstan petrol
From the first pile to the first petrol — in 2 years
- Growth in chemistry and petrochemistry, school in Mendeleyevsk: meeting of Tatneftekhiminvest-holding
- Tatneft CEO: Western businesses will suffer from embargo on Russian oil
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Successes and achievements of TAIF-NK JSC in energy conservation awarded with international exhibition diploma
The oil refining company has become the winner of the republican contest for the best achievements in the field of energy conservation and energy efficiency improvement
- Lift sharing service for Kazan residents conceived in Naberezhnye Chelny The auto giant, KAMAZ, announced the plans to enter the Kazan transportation market at a meeting of the Association for the Promotion of Digital Development
- ‘Increased prices will compensate Gazprom for a possible decline in export volumes in the coming years’ Finam analyst — about the problems of the Russian oil and gas sector and the reorientation to the markets of the Asia-Pacific region
- ‘All the challenges facing oil refining will remain’ Against the background of the new package of US and EU sanctions, Tatarstan companies are not abandoning the “green” course, but preparing to export from Sviyazhsk
- To do without migrant workers: Kazan Helicopters shows launch of capacities in Tetyushi A slower economic growth of 103,6% and a more vivid influx of investments of 104,7% are forecasted in Tatarstan