RU EN +7 495 543 7643 info@vygon.consulting home Company Activities Press center Social responsibility Contacts "Tyumen Vremya": "If we do not develop technologies for the extraction of TRIZ, then after some time Russia may lag far behind other countries" - Grigory Vygon homePress centerTV news Conferences Interview Publications TV Mass Media about us Press Secretary of VYGON Consulting Yulia BESSARABENKO tel. +7 495 543 7643 mob. +7 916 263 3622 press@vygon.consulting 21.09.2017 Managing Director of VYGON Consulting Grigory Vygon, who acted as the key moderator of the VIII Tyumen Oil and Gas Forum TNF-2017, gave an interview to the Tyumensky Vremya TV channel. The main topics of the conversation were the development of new oil production technologies, the role of the Tyumen region in this process and the quality of personnel training for the Russian fuel and energy complex. Answering the question about the place of the Tyumen region in the Russian fuel and energy complex, he noted that since the times of the USSR, this region has created a very good foundation for the development of oil and gas service competencies. “Here are the key research centers, technological centers of production and service companies, oil production facilities are localized. Thus, the ambitions of the Tyumen region to become the central Russian oilfield service cluster are justified and justified. The efforts made by the regional administration in this direction are absolutely correct and the industry supports them, ”he stressed. “If we do not develop technologies for the extraction of hard-to-recover reserves, then after what time can Russia lag behind other countries. We have a fairly diverse resource base, but there are problems of developing residual reserves, increasing the oil recovery factor, developing the Refugeov and Tyumen formations. Thus, there are tasks and the oilfield services sector adjusts to them, ”summed up Grigory Vygon. Concerning the topic of personnel training, the head of VYGON Consulting noted that today there is a certain surplus of personnel in the oil and gas complex, which are not in demand by the market. He also focused on the need for broader knowledge. “You need not just a narrow specialization, for example, in development technologies or geology, you need to understand the economy. As an employer, I can say that I am faced with a big problem: graduates of industrial universities do not know anything about economics, and economists are very far from technology, ”he said. All these factors, according to the expert, require a revision of the system of training specialists for the fuel and energy complex. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J69YRjxPXYw Share link: Back to the list © 2015 - 2017 VYGON.Consulting 123610, Moscow, Krasnopresnenskaya embankment 12, 6th entrance, office 1446-47 With any use of materials from the VYGON.Consulting site, a link to the source is required. info@vygon.consulting +7 495 543 7643