Oil & Gas Efficiency in Central Asia with Solomon Associates

DOWNSTREAM CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN

Oil & Gas Efficiency in Central Asia with Solomon Associates

Ivan Tomashevskii Business Development & Consulting Director for CIS & Turkey at Solomon Associates, offers valuable insights into how benchmarking and operational improvements are transforming the oil and gas industry in Central Asia. Drawing from years of experience, he outlines the critical steps refineries must take to align with global best practices and sustainability goals. Below is his interview from the Downstream Central Asia & Caspian Summit 2024.

Источник: Globuc

As part of Solomon Associates, a leader in performance benchmarking, Ivan explains that the process begins with data collection across the supply chain, including energy, maintenance, and hydrocarbon losses. Analysed using advanced models and expert insights, this data identifies performance gaps and benchmarks facilities against global leaders. These findings form the basis for customised recommendations that drive efficiency and reliability.

Mr. Tomashevskii emphasises that reliability is the cornerstone of operational success. Unplanned shutdowns lead to inefficiencies, energy waste, and emissions, making it essential to prioritise consistent operations. Solutions such as optimising furnace performance and reducing hydrocarbon losses are crucial for achieving these goals.

Central Asia faces unique challenges, including high energy consumption and significant emissions. Ivan stresses the importance of reducing hydrocarbon waste and improving energy efficiency to lower CO2 emissions and meet net-zero targets. His team’s tailored recommendations have helped regional refineries make significant progress in these areas.

Reflecting on his participation in the Downstream Central Asia & Caspian conference, Ivan Tomashevskii commends the event for connecting industry leaders and facilitating solutions. The platform plays a vital role in addressing the region’s challenges and driving performance improvements.

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