Russia to Remain World’s Largest Energy Exporter in 2035

© East News / Mikhail Metzel/AP/XMIM101A worker does the preparation work for welding the first section of the South Stream pipeline in Anapa, Russia
A worker does the preparation work for welding the first section of the South Stream pipeline in Anapa, Russia - Sputnik International
Subscribe
Russia remains the world's largest primary energy exporter and the second largest oil and gas producer, with net exports of 712 Mtoe [Million tonnes of oil equivalent] and total oil and gas production of 1236 Mtoe by 2035, according to the report of BP.

Russia's first liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant on Sakhalin - Sputnik International
Energy Trends of 2014: Oil Prices and Keystone XL
MOSCOW, (Sputnik) — Russia will still be the world's largest energy exporter by 2035, the London-based energy giant BP said in its annual Energy Outlook report on Tuesday.

"Russia remains the world's largest primary energy exporter and the second largest oil and gas producer, with net exports of 712 Mtoe [Million tonnes of oil equivalent] and total oil and gas production of 1236 Mtoe by 2035," the report read.

Natural gas production in Russia is set to be the second largest in the world, after the United States, at 75 billion cubic feet per day in 2035. However, unlike the United States, most of Russia's gas production will come from conventional reservoirs, BP said.

Russian energy exports to the United Kingdom have decreased by 22 percent over the past year - Sputnik International
Russian Energy Exports to UK Fall by 22% in 2014: Trade Representative
Russia's primary energy production will grow by 14 percent between 2013 and 2035, according to the forecast, while its primary energy consumption will be the slowest growing among the BRIC countries, with its global share set to decline from 6 to 5 percent.

Fossil fuels will account for 87 percent of primary energy consumption in 2035, a slight decline from 2013, with natural gas dominating the fuel mix.

The consumption of oil, gas, hydro and nuclear fuel is set to grow, with coal being the only fuel expected to decline, according to the forecast.

Newsfeed
0
To participate in the discussion
log in or register
loader
Chats
Заголовок открываемого материала