Gazprom

Kazankompressormash opened a new assembly and testing complex in Zelenodolsk, Tatarstan, on June 18, 2026, with total investment of 10.7 billion rubles, to make compressors for LNG plants.

Chelyabinsk Metallurgical Plant, part of Mechel Group, produced 1.2 thousand tons of fittings for Gazprom's Portovaya and Divenskaya compressor stations in the Leningrad Region, supplied via Mechel-Service. Construction completion is scheduled for October 2020.

Gazprom chairman Viktor Zubkov attended the start of construction of a new multi-building compressor workshop over 15,000 sq m at the Kazanskompressormash plant in Kazan. The shop will make large compressors for natural gas liquefaction and is expected to start operating in 2020.

Gazprom and MashTEK signed a long-term contract at the St. Petersburg Gas Forum for mass production and supply of gas compressor units by KOSMA Compressor Plant, a MashTEK subsidiary, with first deliveries planned for 2019. The contract covers 100 to 4,000 kW reciprocating compressors.

A new production line for import-substituting anti-surge valves, control valves and electric drives for Gazprom was launched at the Tomsk Electromechanical Plant on September 5, 2017. Gazprom invested 1.2 billion roubles in the project.

Gazprom is set to purchase 6 billion rubles worth of anti-surge valves and electric drives for the Power of Siberia pipeline from Tomsk Electromechanical Plant (TEMZ), with production starting in September 2017.

Tomsk Electromechanical Plant (TEMZ) is completing a new production line for import-substituting anti-surge valves for Gazprom, with series output expected to start in September 2017 in Tomsk. Gazprom is investing 1.5 billion rubles in the project.

Tomsk Electromechanical Plant (TEMZ) has invested more than 1 billion rubles in a new production facility making equipment for Gazprom, with a total project investment of 1.5 billion rubles. The project includes a joint venture to produce anti-surge and control valves and electric drives.