Oil and Gas Pipelines Industry Outlook in Former Soviet Union Countries, 2012 – Details of Operating and Planned Crude Oil, Petroleum Products and Natural Gas Pipelines to 2015

GlobalData’s energy offering, “Oil and Gas Pipelines Industry Outlook in Former Soviet Union Countries, 2012 – Details of Operating and Planned Crude Oil, Petroleum Products and Natural Gas Pipelines to 2015” is the essential source for industry data and information related to the pipeline industry in Former Soviet Union Countries. It provides asset level information related to all active and planned crude oil, petroleum products and natural gas transmission pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries. The profiles of major companies operating in the pipeline industry in Former Soviet Union Countries are included in the report. The latest news and deals related to the sector are also provided and analyzed.

Scope

• This report provides updated information relating to all active and planned crude oil, petroleum products and natural gas pipelines
• Provides operator information, start year, start point, end point, onshore/offshore, length, diameter and capacity for all active and planned crude oil, petroleum products and natural gas pipelines
• Identifies key trends and issues in the oil and gas pipelines industry
• Information on the top companies in the sector including business description, strategic analysis. Key companies covered are OAO Gazprom, OAO AK Transneft and Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC
• Key mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, private equity investments and IPOs.

Reasons to buy

• Obtain the most up to date information available on all key active and planned transmission pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries.
• Identify growth segments and opportunities in the industry.
• Facilitate market analysis and forecasting of future industry trends.
• Facilitate decision making on the basis of strong pipeline data
• Assess your competitor’s pipeline network and its capacity
• Understand and respond to your competitors business structure, strategy and prospects.
• Develop strategies based on the latest operational, financial, and regulatory events.
• Do deals with an understanding of how competitors are financed, and the mergers and partnerships that have shaped the market.
• Identify and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the leading companies in Former Soviet Union Countries.

Table Of Contents

1 Table Of Contents 2
1.1 List Of Tables 6
1.2 List Of Figures 7

2 Introduction 8
2.1 What Is This Report About? 8
2.2 How to Use This Report? 8
2.3 Market Definition 8

3 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries 9
3.1 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Key Data 9
3.2 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Pipeline Lengths 9
3.3 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Russian Federation 12
3.3.1 Russian Federation, Crude Oil Pipelines 12
3.3.2 Russian Federation, Petroleum Product Pipelines 14
3.3.3 Russian Federation, Natural Gas Pipelines 16
3.4 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Ukraine 23
3.4.1 Ukraine, Crude Oil Pipelines 23
3.4.2 Ukraine, Natural Gas Pipelines 24
3.5 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Kazakhstan 25
3.5.1 Kazakhstan, Crude Oil Pipelines 25
3.5.2 Kazakhstan, Natural Gas Pipelines 27
3.6 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Turkmenistan 28
3.6.1 Turkmenistan, Crude Oil Pipelines 28
3.6.2 Turkmenistan, Natural Gas Pipelines 29
3.7 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Belarus 30
3.7.1 Belarus, Crude Oil Pipelines 30
3.7.2 Belarus, Natural Gas Pipelines 31
3.8 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Uzbekistan 32
3.8.1 Uzbekistan, Natural Gas Pipelines 32
3.9 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Georgia 32
3.9.1 Georgia, Natural Gas Pipelines 33
3.10 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Azerbaijan 34
3.10.1 Azerbaijan, Crude Oil Pipelines 34
3.10.2 Azerbaijan, Natural Gas Pipelines 35
3.11 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Latvia 36
3.11.1 Lativa, Crude Oil Pipelines 36
3.11.2 Lativa, Petroleum Product Pipelines 37
3.11.3 Lativa, Natural Gas Pipelines 38
3.12 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Lithuania 38
3.12.1 Lithuania, Crude Oil Pipelines 39
3.12.2 Lithuania, Natural Gas Pipelines 39
3.13 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Republic of Moldova 41
3.13.1 Republic Of Moldova, Natural Gas Pipelines 41
3.14 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Armenia 42
3.14.1 Armenia, Natural Gas Pipelines 42
3.15 Pipelines in Former Soviet Union Countries, Estonia 43
3.15.1 Estonia, Natural Gas Pipelines 43

4 Profile of OAO Gazprom 44
4.1 OAO Gazprom, Key Information 44
4.2 OAO Gazprom, Company Overview 44
4.3 OAO Gazprom, Business Description 44
4.3.1 Business Overview 44
4.3.2 Gas Distribution 45
4.3.3 Gas Production 45
4.3.4 Gas Transportation 46
4.3.5 Other Activities 47
4.3.6 Production of Crude Oil and Gas Condensate 47
4.3.7 Refining 48
4.4 OAO Gazprom, SWOT Analysis 49
4.4.1 Overview 49
4.4.2 OAO Gazprom Strengths 49
4.4.3 OAO Gazprom Weaknesses 50
4.4.4 OAO Gazprom Opportunities 50
4.4.5 OAO Gazprom Threats 52

5 Profile of OAO AK Transneft 53
5.1 OAO AK Transneft, Key Information 53
5.2 OAO AK Transneft, Company Overview 53
5.3 OAO AK Transneft, Business Description 53
5.3.1 Business Overview 53
5.3.2 Pipeline and Transportation Segment 54
5.4 OAO AK Transneft, SWOT Analysis 54
5.4.1 Overview 54
5.4.2 OAO AK Transneft Strengths 55
5.4.3 OAO AK Transneft Weaknesses 55
5.4.4 OAO AK Transneft Opportunities 56
5.4.5 OAO AK Transneft Threats 57

6 Profile of Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC 59
6.1 Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC, Key Information 59
6.2 Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC, Company Overview 59
6.3 Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC, Business Description 59
6.3.1 Business Overview 59
6.4 Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC, SWOT Analysis 61
6.4.1 Overview 61
6.4.2 Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC Strengths 61
6.4.3 Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC Weaknesses 62
6.4.4 Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC Opportunities 62
6.4.5 Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC Threats 63

7 Financial Deals Landscape 65
7.1 Detailed Deal Summary 65
7.1.1 Acquisition 65
7.1.2 Equity Offerings 72
7.1.3 Debt Offerings 74

8 Recent Developments 84
8.1 Strategy and Business Expansion 84
8.1.1 Oct 27, 2011: Gazprom And KhMAO Government Sign Sci-Tech Cooperation Agreement 84
8.1.2 Sep 29, 2011: CNPC And KazMunaiGas Sign Agreement On Line C Of Central Asia-China Gas Pipeline 84
8.1.3 Sep 13, 2011: VNG And Gazprom Sign Agreement For Technical Cooperation In Underground Gas Storage Field 84
8.1.4 Aug 05, 2011: Roadmap On Gas Supplies To Korea To Be Signed Between Gazprom And Kogas 85
8.1.5 May 27, 2011: Gazprom And E.ON Discuss Joint Projects 85
8.1.6 May 18, 2011: Russia And Slovenia Express Interest In Further Partnership Deepening Within Energy Sector 85
8.2 Drilling and Production Updates 86
8.2.1 Aug 16, 2011: Preparations For Feeding Gas Into Nord Stream Completed: Gazprom 86
8.3 Other Significant Developments 86
8.3.1 Mar 14, 2012: Gazprom, EDF And Total Discuss Progress Of Joint Projects 86
8.3.2 Mar 01, 2012: Gazprom And Eni To Speed Up South Stream Gas Pipeline Construction 87
8.3.3 Feb 29, 2012: Gazprom To Announces Contractors For Bulgarian Section Of South Stream In March 2012 87
8.3.4 Feb 27, 2012: Gazprom Defines Parameters Of South Stream's Slovene Natural Gas Pipeline 87
8.3.5 Feb 08, 2012: SIBUR APG Processing Up 3.3% In 2011; Petrochemical Production Up 6.7% 87
8.3.6 Jan 24, 2012: Gazprom And KhMAO Discuss Progress Of Cooperation Agreement 88
8.3.7 Jan 20, 2012: South Stream Construction To Start In December 2012: Gazprom 88
8.3.8 Jan 17, 2012: Gazprom's Capital Investments In Bashkiria Average RUB21 Billion Between 2006 And 2011 89
8.3.9 Jan 17, 2012: Gazprom To Increase Gas Supplies From Russia To Kazakhstan 89
8.3.10 Jan 17, 2012: Gazprom And Shell In Discussion On Sakhalin II Project 90
8.3.11 Jan 17, 2012: Gazprom To Increase Gas Supplies From Russia To Kazakhstan 90
8.4 New Contracts Announcements 90
8.4.1 Dec 14, 2011: TNK-BP Signs Contract With Transneft For Transportation Of Oil Through Zapolyarye-Purpe Pipeline 90
8.4.2 Mar 04, 2011: Gazprom And LUKOIL Sign Agreement On Gas Supply 91

9 Appendix 92
9.1 Abbreviations 92
9.2 Methodology 92
9.2.1 Coverage 92
9.2.2 Secondary Research 93
9.2.3 Primary Research 93
9.3 Contact Us 93
9.4 Disclaimer 94

List Of Tables

Table 1: Former Soviet Union Countries, Pipeline Key Statistics, 2011 9
Table 2: Former Soviet Union Countries, Total Pipeline Length in Km, 2011 9
Table 3: Russian Federation, Crude Oil Pipelines, 2011 12
Table 4: Russian Federation, Crude Oil Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.1) 13
Table 5: Russian Federation, Petroleum Product Pipelines, 2011 14
Table 6: Russian Federation, Petroleum Product Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.1) 15
Table 7: Russian Federation, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 16
Table 8: Russian Federation, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.1) 17
Table 9: Russian Federation, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.2) 18
Table 10: Russian Federation, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.3) 19
Table 11: Russian Federation, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.4) 20
Table 12: Russian Federation, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.5) 21
Table 13: Russian Federation, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.6) 22
Table 14: Ukraine, Crude Oil Pipelines, 2011 23
Table 15: Ukraine, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 24
Table 16: Kazakhstan, Crude Oil Pipelines, 2011 25
Table 17: Kazakhstan, Crude Oil Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.1) 26
Table 18: Kazakhstan, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 27
Table 19: Turkmenistan, Crude Oil Pipelines, 2011 28
Table 20: Turkmenistan, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 29
Table 21: Belarus, Crude Oil Pipeline,  2011 30
Table 22: Belarus, Natural Gas Pipeline, 2011 31
Table 23: Uzbekistan, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 32
Table 24: Georgia, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 33
Table 25: Azerbaijan, Crude Oil Pipelines, 2011 34
Table 26: Azerbaijan, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 35
Table 27: Latvia, Crude Oil Pipelines, 2011 36
Table 28: Latvia, Petroleum Product Pipelines, 2011 37
Table 29: Latvia, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 38
Table 30: Lithuania, Crude Oil Pipelines, 2011 39
Table 31: Lithuania, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 39
Table 32: Lithuania, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 (Contd.1) 40
Table 33: Moldova, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 41
Table 34: Armenia, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 42
Table 35: Estonia, Natural Gas Pipelines, 2011 43
Table 36: OAO Gazprom, Key Facts 44
Table 37: OAO Gazprom, SWOT Analysis 49
Table 38:     OAO AK Transneft, Key Facts 53
Table 39:     OAO AK Transneft, SWOT Analysis 55
Table 40:     Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC, Key Facts 59
Table 41:     Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC, SWOT Analysis 61
Table 42: Government of Qatar Plans To Acquire Stake In NOVATEK And Yamal LNG 65
Table 43: Total Acquires 12.1% Stake In OAO NOVATEK 66
Table 44: Total Acquires Additional 2% Interest In OAO NOVATEK 68
Table 45: Volga Resources Acquires Additional 2.57% Interest In OAO NOVATEK 69
Table 46: Gazprom Acquires Remaining 50% Stake In Beltransgaz From Republic Of Belarus For $2.5 Billion 70
Table 47: Government Of Kazakhstan Plans To Acquire 10% Stake In Karachaganak Petroleum Operating 71
Table 48: Itera Plans For IPO 72
Table 49: Naftogaz Plans IPO 73
Table 50: Gazprom Plans To Issue BO-01 And Bo-28 Series Bonds 74
Table 51: Gazprom Neft Completes Public Offering Of 8.5% Series 08 Bonds For $340.8 Million 74
Table 52: Gazprom Neft Completes Public Offering Of 8.5% Series 09 Bonds For $340.8 Million 75
Table 53: Gazprom Neft Completes Public Offering Of 8.9% Series 10 Bonds For $340.8 Million 76
Table 54: OAO NOVATEK Completes Public Offering Of 5.326% Eurobonds Due 2016 For $600 Million 77
Table 55: OAO NOVATEK Completes Public Offering Of 6.604% Eurobonds Due 2021 For $650 Million 78
Table 56: LUKOIL Completes Offering Of Convertible Bonds For $1,500 Million 79
Table 57: LUKOIL Completes Notes Offering Of $800 Million 80
Table 58: LUKOIL Completes Notes Offering Of $200 Million 80
Table 59: Gazprom Plans To Issue Eurobonds For $1,000 Million 81
Table 60: SOCAR Announces Private Placement Of Eurobonds For $500 Million 82
Table 61: KazMunayGas Plans To Issue Domestic Bonds For $663.8 Million 83

List Of Figures

Figure 1: Former Soviet Union Countries, Contribution to Global Crude Oil Pipelines Network, 2011 10
Figure 2: Former Soviet Union Countries, Contribution to Global Petroleum Product Pipelines Network, 2011 10
Figure 3: Former Soviet Union Countries, Contribution to Global Natural Gas Pipelines Network, 2011 11