Thermochemical Stimulation Technology Entered the Top 5 Promising Technologies in the Oil and Gas Industry

On March 18, 2026, an industry seminar "The Role of the Fuel and Energy Complex in Achieving Technological Sovereignty and Leadership" was held under the leadership of Sergey Tsivilev, Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation.



The experts discussed the key directions of the industry's development within the framework of the new Energy Strategy-2050.

Key presentations were made by representatives of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives, the Competence Center for Technological Development of the Fuel and Energy Complex of the Russian Ministry of Energy, the Institute of Oil and Gas Technological Initiatives, Metalion and MIPT.

Special attention in the discussion was paid to new promising technologies and practical steps for their implementation.

The following technologies were considered:


  • high-performance computing with generative AI;
  • multifluid thermal effect on the oil-bearing formation;
  • remote sensing (space photography, UAV);
  • arctic shelf technologies;
  • drilling rig of the future.


"It should be noted that the MTT technology is being developed in accordance with the Energy Strategy of the Russian Federation 2050 and is an element of the program "Technological Sovereignty and Technological Leadership in the Oil and Gas Industry" implemented with the participation of the Competence Center for Technological Development of the Fuel and Energy Complex under the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation.

As practical steps, an analytical study of the potential market volume for the industrial introduction of the MTT by companies in the Russian oil and gas industry in the format of a comprehensive oilfield service "MTT Fleet" is already being implemented, and industry technical and methodological documentation is being developed to unify the MTT in the Russian oil and gas industry," said "Oil Resource" (part of the Kirillitsa Group of Companies)' Deputy Director General for Technological Development Konstantin Prochukhan.

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