MIL-OSI Russia: Rosneft has completed development and plans to implement GTL technology in the Taimyr project – Sechin

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Speaking at the Energy Panel at the XXVIII St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin said that the Company had completed the development of its own technologies and catalysts for the entire GTL* process chain.

“I would like to inform you that Rosneft has also completed the development of its own technologies and catalysts for the entire GTL process chain. All stages of the technological process are covered by the corresponding patents. It is planned to implement this technology in Taimyr,” said Igor Sechin.

The Head of the Company demonstrated a flask with the obtained fuel to the participants of the energy panel, noting that it is synthetic oil consisting of the purest hydrocarbon molecules, with zero sulfur content. “We are ready to provide samples to anyone who is interested,” he added, addressing the participants and listeners of the Energy Panel.

Speaking about the importance of such fuel, Igor Sechin cited the example of China, where an important part of the strategy to reduce dependence on energy imports is the processing of coal into synthetic fuel and chemical products. “Chinese companies are investing billions of dollars in the development of this industry. According to experts, today in China 40 million tons of coal are used to produce synthetic fuel and more than 260 million tons – to produce methanol and ammonia,” Igor Sechin emphasized.

*GTL or Gas-to-Liquid is a technology for converting natural gas into high-quality liquid hydrocarbons such as diesel fuel, gasoline, etc.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft June 21, 2025

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