Omskaya compressor station inaugurated

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Today in Omsk, a Gazprom delegation led by Viktor Ilyushin, Member of the Company’s Management Committee – Head of the Department of Relationships with Regional Authorities of the Russian Federation took part in the celebrations dedicated to the inauguration of the Omskaya compressor station (CS).

Omskaya compressor station inaugurated
Omskaya compressor station inaugurated

The Omskaya CS commissioning

Omskaya compressor station inaugurated
Omskaya compressor station inaugurated

Viktor Ilyushin at the celebrations dedicated to the inauguration of the Omskaya compressor station (CS)

Participating in the celebrations were also Leonid Polezhayev, Governor of the Omsk Oblast, top management of Gazprom transgaz Tomsk, as well as contracting organizations – participants of the CS construction.

Omskaya compressor station inaugurated
Omskaya compressor station inaugurated

From left to right: Viktor Ilyushin, Member of the Company’s Management Committee – Head of the Department of Relationships with Regional Authorities of the Russian Federation; Leonid Polezhayev, Governor of the Omsk Oblast

“The Omskaya CS commissioning is a next crucial stage in Gazprom’s comprehensive activity aimed at higher security of gas supply to Russian consumers. A highly automated compressor station equipped with cutting-edge production facilities represents a substantial contribution to ensuring uninterrupted gas supplies in Russia’s eastern regions, which is especially crucial now, during the winter spell,” – stated Viktor Ilyushin.

Omskaya compressor station inaugurated
Omskaya compressor station inaugurated

From left to right: Vitaly Markelov, Director General of Gazprom transgaz Tomsk; Leonid Polezhayev, Governor of the Omsk Oblast; Viktor Ilyushin, Member of the Company’s Management Committee – Head of the Department of Relationships with Regional Authorities of the Russian Federation

Background

With 20 MW in capacity, the Omskaya CS will secure natural gas transportation via the Northern Tyumen Oblast – Surgut – Omsk and further across the Omsk – Novosibirsk – Kuzbass.

The CS is operated by Gazprom transgaz Tomsk – a 100 per cent subsidiary of Gazprom.

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