Power facilities will be installed in remote parts of the field, where the construction of stationary electrical power plants is inefficient.
Switching to e-houses reduces the use of fuel for power generation and, as a result, reduces the environmental footprint.
Made-in-Russia mobile substations are fully adapted to northern conditions.
The temperature range of their operation ranges from -55 to +50 degrees Celsius.
The complex can be freely moved and put into operation as soon as possible.
Installation of the equipment takes about 4 days, and its small size allows installing it in any area of the Samotlor field.
The economic impact from their use averaged RUB 114 million ($1.5 million) per unit per year and Samotlorneftegaz is currently working on expanding their use.
Samotlorneftegaz is developing the Samotlor field, the largest in Russia, the commercial development of which began in 1969.
The enterprise’s cumulative production is 2.8 billion tonnes of oil and 395 billion m3 of gas.




