Petrochemistry
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How ESG principles changing Tatarstan industry
Complex ecological permits can become a compromise between nature conservation and the development of plants. So far 10% of republican enterprises have CEPs
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Minnikhanov about Alabuga’s expansion: ‘We took this Brest Fortress’
Tatarstan persuaded the federal authorities to spend residents’ taxes to expand the borders of the special economic zone, while SIBUR promised to solve a feedstock problem of NKNK and KOS
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Cadres are key: main topic of board meeting of Ministry of Industry and Trade — vocational training
Kazanorgsintez has presented its achievements in training and attracting specialists
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‘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
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Last heights of Dmitry Teslenko
His colleagues remember the head of the financial and economic department at TAIF JSC who died in the mountains
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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
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Ayrat Safin: ‘We already see the first successes of the union with SIBUR’
At the meeting in Nizhnekamsk, the director general of NKNK talked about record indicators in 2021
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Water problem for Salavat Kupere to be solved with new scheme
The residential complex will be connected to Tatarstan’s unique unit created by Kazanorgsintez
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How Rosprirodnadzor assesses the 'next-generation petrochemical complex'
Experts and environmental inspectors have compared the new ethylene plant of Nizhnekamskneftekhim with European analogues
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TAIF-NK JSC's employees win prizes in Alabuga Skills
Results of the republican contest of professional skills have been summed up in Yelabuga
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To Anapa — for free: Tatarstan citizens after coronavirus recover on the Black Sea
Whether businesses help its employees to restore their health after COVID-19
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Agreement between Russia’s environmental watchdog and Nizhnekamskneftekhim envisages programme for 6 billion rubles
