1. Analyst View
2. Russian Oil & Natural Gas Industry - An Overview
2.1 Russia in Context with Global Oil & Natural Gas Industry
2.1.1 Reserves
2.1.2 Production
2.1.3 Consumption
3. What makes Russian Oil & Natural Gas Industry Attractive?
3.1 Geographical Advantage & High Reserves
3.2 Increasing Domestic Demand
3.3 Importance in European Countries
3.4 Well-established Distribution System
3.5 Appreciation of Euro against Russian Currency
4. Russian Oil & Natural Gas Industry Performance
4.1 Oil Industry
4.1.1 Reserves
4.1.2 Production
4.1.3 Consumption
4.1.4 Refinery Capacities
4.1.5 Net Export
4.1.6 Oil Pipelines
4.1.6.1 Baltic Pipeline System (BPS)
4.1.6.2 Murmansk & Kharyaga-Indiga Pipelines
4.1.6.3 Druzhba & Adria Pipelines
4.1.6.4 Eastern Siberia Pacific Ocean (ESPO) Pipelines
4.1.7 Petroleum Products
4.1.7.1 Production
4.1.7.2 Consumption/Sale
4.1.7.3 Export
4.2 Natural Gas Industry
4.2.1 Reserves
4.2.2 Production
4.2.3 Consumption
4.2.4 Export
4.2.5 Gas Pipeline Expansion Projects
4.2.5.1 Yamal-Europe II
4.2.5.2 Blue Stream Pipelines
4.2.5.3 Nordstream Pipelines
4.3 Investment in Energy Sector
4.4 Industry Structure
4.5 Energy Policy
5. Opportunities
5.1 Zooming Automobile Industry
5.2 Huge Demand from Overseas Market
5.3 Russian Players to Dominate Neighboring Countries
5.4 Equipment & Services Market
5.5 Alternate Oil Export Routes
6. Challenges
6.1 Government Policies
6.2 Ceiled Foreign Investment
6.3 Development of Alternate Fuels
7. Future Prospects
7.1 Natural Gas
7.1.1 Steady Growth in Production
7.1.2 Independent Producers Expected to Perform Strongly
7.1.3 Import from Central Asia to Move Steadily
7.1.4 Domestic Consumption to Remain High
7.1.5 Transportation to Europe & Asia Projected to Surge
7.1.6 Domestic Gas Prices Anticipated to Rise
7.2 Petroleum Products
7.2.1 Gasoline Consumption Expected to Increase
7.2.2 Diesel Consumption Projected to Grow
7.2.3 Export
8. Key Players
8.1 Lukoil
8.2 TNK-BP
8.3 Rosneft
8.4 OAO Gazprom
8.5 OJSC Surgutneftegas
8.6 OAO Tatneft
8.7 RussNeft
