we produce 12% oil and 15% gas.ssia , a unique infrastructure has been created for this, including for export and for domestic consumption; the length of main oil pipelines exceeds 50,000 km. gas pipelines 175,000 km electric networks 2.5 million km today, like the entire russian economy, the fuel and energy complex is faced with unprecedented challenges associated with the aggressive actions of western countries ; in these conditions, radical changes in transport and logistics chains that have developed over decades have been required supply of russian energy resources for export, as well as the development of domestic infrastructure, significant volumes of exports of oil and petroleum products were redirected to other markets. and this would have been impossible if we had not been diversifying our exports in advance over the previous 10 years. let me remind you that new port facilities have been introduced into the eastern siberia-pacific ocean pipeline system. last year. russia produced 535 million tons of oil an

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and we asked oil policy? oh, is it simply economics and hod noise business seeking to make more money? we'll be asking all guests and saudi arabia, russia on the us and just a moment about that and more but fast this report from so higher it on why oral prices a staying? hi, the salad you raise your rusher, announced that extends costs in oil production until the end of the year, flushing it by $1300000.00 barrels a day. fuel oil supplies mean higher prices, and that's bad news for consumers, businesses and governments looking to keep prices down. the russian saudi decision on costs follows and moves by the oil produces blong co pay, plus the cost supply in april. and then again in june, the impacts of the saudi russian decision has already been felt with the price of brent crude rising to more than $90.00 a barrel for the 1st time this year. that's an increase of more than 25 percent since june when the price stood at $72.00. both value ravia and russia once higher, prices for domestic reasons. the internati

oil trust was broken up.ur headquarters have always been in california. we have been around for 143 years and really a part of world's history. made the first discovering in the middle east, first discovery in saudi arabia, among other milestones, and a long history of the world really reflecting our company. david: if i go to a gasoline station and want gas for my car, is there a difference between the oil that chevron might be producing than one of your competitors? is that gasoline all the same? mike: there are specifications, minimum standards that have to be met for products. then you find different companies either exceed those by more or less than others, and also, we have special additives. so we have an additive company that manufactures and additive called techron that has a very special chemistry to keep engine parts clean. as they get sophisticated, as tolerance gets thinner, you have carbon deposits that affect performance in your cylinders. david: if you are driving along and need gas, will you

new in this the country appears, this is the world's oil storage, the vast repair with huge oil reserves of iran, which is ranked third in the list of the largest known reserves in the world, is huge, and of course the story begins from here , the beginning of the activities of the 13th government, transformation in the fields of production . and the distribution of oil, gas and petrochemicals is back to the top of priorities in iran's new approach , through energy diplomacy and strengthening relations with different countries , it has identified new markets for the sale of its oil , old customers with a new card, the amount of oil sales has decreased since 2017 and even in the days it had reached zero, refineries and oil platforms were working but they didn't have customers. 107 million barrels of extracted gas condensate were stored in oil tankers and tanks on the water. millions of dollars are spent on maintaining and storing gas on the water in the name of strategic demand. we are saying that it must be produced because we couldn't wear it. there were no customers. this is 450 millio

this is the world's oil store. extensive analysis with huge oil reserves. iran's share is educational, which is in the list of the largest known reserves in the world. being ranked third is a great advantage, and the story starts from here, the beginning of the activities of the 13th government, bringing transformation in the fields of oil, gas and petrochemical production and distribution to the top of priorities, returning to iran's new approach, using energy diplomacy and strengthening relations with different countries, new markets in order to sell his oil, bushehrian identified himself with a new dubbed card. the amount of oil sales has decreased since 1997 and even reached zero in the days when refineries and oil platforms were working, but they did not have customers. 107 million barrels of gas condensate extracted inside oil tankers and tanks. it was stored on water, this is the reason for the cost of millions of dollars to maintain and store gas on water between nato in the name of strategic demand , which has not been discussed. this is an importa

but it is allowed russia to boost its oil, the oil price that it gets for exports. so now we heard from the ministry of finance just recently that russia is earning an average of $75.00 per barrel, whereas it was down to as low as 40 area in the year. that means that budget is now recovering and financially the russian is now kind of in a much safer place and it was the term. and i think this up see a here just a lot and travels in the middle east and all that countries as well, longer term it all of this is against the backdrop where, where the constant message from the west and protect or is that they are moving as fast as possible away from hydrocarbons towards renewable and others. so. busy so, so essentially the message to the oil producers from the big way kind of western markets is that there is a time limit on when how much longer we will want your. busy oil or gas and we willing to pay for it. so producers not also need to earn a lot of money oversight, genetics, 10 years to use that money to create you economic drivers for the longer term. so i think there

the gleam of oil. in the sky, the power of oil conquering the heights. on the sea, the might of petroleum, pulsing in great engines of the liners that traverse the deep. on land, oil feeds the fiery furnace or drives the diesel engines along far-flung rails of steel. and on the open road, well, you know what makes your auto run. for millions of years, this source of power slept peacefully in the dark recesses of the earth until modern magic loosed the liquid energy from its subterranean prison. >> the quest for oil was not only confined to land. it extended offshore. there are oil reserves under the coastal waters of the united states, mainly off the coasts of california, alaska, texas, and louisiana. the gulf of mexico, home to a rich diversity of marine life, and it also produces almost a quarter of america's oil. tapping these offshore oil reserves helps meet a significant part of u.s. energy needs. but when things go wrong, there's a high price to pay. in 1969, the santa barbara oil spill dumped two and a half million gallons of oil into the pacific,

uk field producing oil anger is for the uk? he uk field producing oil anger is for the uk? and on that same news _ the uk? he is simply wrong and on that same news bulletin, _ the uk? he is simply wrong and on that same news bulletin, you i the uk? he is simply wrong and on that same news bulletin, you had l that same news bulletin, you had dale vince absolutely agreeing that he is wrong. you had the energy intelligence unit making the point that the man is simply wrong. what i said on the today programme this morning, 90% of the resources of rosebank are oil and around 80% will be exported. nothing i have heard since convinces me otherwise. the letter from since convinces me otherwise. the letterfrom equinor in my e—mail box, as an mp telling me the vast majority of that oil is going to be exported. majority of that oil is going to be exorted. ., ,., , exported. final point, we will be usin: oil exported. final point, we will be using oil anger _ exported. final point, we will be using oil anger until— exported. final point, we will be using oil anger until 2050, i using o

oil trust was broken up .eadquarters and home has always been in california. we have been around for 143 euros and really a part of the world history. we made the first discovery in the middle east, first discovery of oil in saudi arabia among other milestones. the history of the world is really reflected in our company. david: if i want to get gasoline from a car, is there a difference between oil that chevron might produce the outlays in the gasoline, and one of your competitors, or is gasoline pretty much are the same? mike: there are specifications, minimum standards that have to be met. what you find is that different companies either exceed those by more or less than others and also, we have special additives. we have a wholly owned additive company that manufacture is an -- manufacturers of additive called techron that has a very special chemistry to keep engine parts clean. as engines get more sophisticated, as the tolerances get thinner, you can have carbon deposits that affect performance in your cyl

real and legal holders of crude oil deposit certificates can purchase crude oil deposit certificates with a minimum purchase of 10 problems by concluding a contract with the portfolio management companies and receiving the prx code. investment and the approval of the board of directors of the iran energy exchange was obtained, and after that the minimum purchase of the certificate of deposit was changed from one thousand barrels to ten. the member of the board of directors of the medical equipment manufacturers union says that despite the self-sufficiency in the production of dental units or the destruction of dentistry, the food and drug organization still issues the license to import this product, according to the hall customs statistics , more than one million dollars is taken out of the country for the import of this product, including equipment. important in dentistry, the dental unit is a tool that has the necessary facilities for dental practice and patient services, the motor and the corresponding hose are connected to the hand. we are importing this imported despite the inte

some that is oil, a lot of it is not oil.etween that and the energy problem, look, i don't want to see high interest rates either, but they screwed up so much in recent years they're kind of stuck with this, talking about pausing, get it done, get it done as fast as you can. you will have to raise rate, get it done and get out of the way. >> if powell had a back bean wanted to i am mow late himself, higher oil prices, produce more oil. we can't get more oil by raising interest rates. which can suppress demand you about can't produce more oil. that is beyond our competence. get your policies right, some of these things will take care of themselves. we already saw a few years ago oil prices went down, natural gas prices went down, huge market in europe for natural gas. do those things. don't depend on the fed, we can only do so much. the thing the fed is playing a little game. they are reducing so-called reverse repos which were once 2 1/2 trillion dollars, they borrow short term from banks and money market funds that is down t

oil services and after the oil, oil services and subsidies around decommissioning subsidies, decommissioningecommissioning is a tax write off against taxes you've already paid. >> so because it's a cost of doing business, still it's registered and this is not a subsidy. this is loose language because all businesses are able to offset the cost of doing business. if you take down a wind farm after its natural life, that will be offset able as a tax deductible because it's as a tax deductible because it's a cost of doing the business. but there is perfectly there is a special and especially generous regime for the north sea oil and gas. >> the north sea oil and gas industry and only a recognition of the change in regulations that made it more expensive than when the companies signed up. >> so changed the >> so you've changed the regulations retrospectively and therefore given a tax therefore you've given a tax write off in favour of it, but that that a subsidy. that that isn't a subsidy. >> it's still a generous >> i mean, it's still a generous tax position from government >> i mean, it's still

petrochemical industry, and oil export were stopped. how old are you? 1 shahrivar 31 shahrivar 59, born in 58, just like my birthday is two days away. thank you very much for reminding me and mentioning and naming me, and i don't need it . this day will be your question. during these days when iran plus was held, it was very frequent. for all the players this year was different and very impressive and i have to say, let iran plus pay and let us talk, thank you very much, let iran plus see, i didn't talk, the equivalent of one and one-tenth million barrels of feed for petrochemical complexes and units is the mother of the day, the chain that causes us not to sell crude is planned we believe that, especially in this government, where we can enter the value chain, because it has a very good exchange rate, they have a high employment generation, and from raw material sales, raw and semi-raw materials are transformed into the final product of the petrochemical industry in the 17th iran plast exhibition. showed last year, the participation of

as the oil fields age, more water is required to maintain pressure inside the oil wells. the remaining oil filter has been operating over office entry. its future is impossible to injection, to boost on production, nor formula is the largest oil field in your rock and you jointly run by the iraqi government p. p. and petro china. in 2021, it's injection rates reached $1400000.00 barrels of water per day started up to new pipeline from comments on a which has allowed us to increase the injection rates. this is the god of month alley water planned used by nor for mainland. it also supplies water to 2 other oil fields, operated by excell mobile and lu, coil and know how to go to work. i live to my other shop. a lot of with the, with my money, who are not and my have a keep it. can you my easy i just the so what i did not leave a key that he thought you mirror and excel. and then he and mia and me i need that and that will help me a fun. how then this of the a fisherman, farmers and buffalo herders depend on the same motors. i'm in me. i think the more do that now. yeah. the

oil producers do not want oil at 40 or 55. that is not good when it is very expensive to produce the oil because of inflation and labor. so there is a real tension as to what actually makes sense. if you unleash the oil, lower prices which hurts producers, which then makes less oil. or you keep it high and help the productivity and cash flow. that tension will definitely be unveiled here. kailey: basically a decision of keeping supply constrained or not. shale is just one factor in that. all of these guys are thing about the counterbalancing effect of opec-plus. alix: yes, but here, more importantly, it is the counterbalancing of the energy transition. i'll be speaking to ambassador nikki haley later today. she unveiled her economic plan, getting rid of the subsidies were green energy. guys here like those subsidies. they are using those to build out carbon capture, build out hydrogen and other facilities. how do you repeal something that energy guys like? another tension here. the backdrop is china. i'm listening to a lot of

because of the oil shock. the federal reserve has a history of accommodating oil shocks in 1970s and early 2000s, now the latest shock is a fed challenge. however today it at the press conference fed had j. powell never mentioned the oil shock except with your great reporter edward lawrence asked a question about it, listen to one of the goofiest answers you will hear. >> we're seeing oil prices, move up, that is pushing price of gas, how does that factor why your decision to raise rates or not, last two anoninflation reports overall is risen. >> right, so, energy prices are very important for the consumer this can affect consumer spending, it can affect consumer sense am gas prices are one of the big things that affects consumer sentiment it comes down to how sustained the energy prices are, we look at core inflation that excludes food and energy, energy goes up and down right that, don't tell you much about where inflation is going, we're aware if energy prices increase and stay high, they will have an affec

,, ., translate straightaway into renewed oil demand?— oil demand?look at the international _ oil demand? if you look at the international energy _ oil demand? if you look at the international energy agency, | oil demand? if you look at the - international energy agency, they are expecting about 70% of the demand growth this year to come from china and china's demand has been quite strong, even though the economy has been somewhat lacklustre. if china steps it up a gear and the economy starts performing that could drive demand from china even higher. the 0pec nations have been sceptical about china's ability to continue to grow or step up its growth, and that is why there is this remaining restraints. if china does start to perform stronger, the 0pec group have incentive to loosen its policies and release more supply into the markets. the risks are tipped more towards the downside, even though we may see prices temporarily spike above 100, the ability to keep it there is somewhat lacking. ability to keep it there is somewhat lackina. . , ability to k

the uk says, as simon says, the 25% of uk oil and gas energy— says, the 25% of uk oil and gas energyas, so sourcing it from the uk is a sensible — so sourcing it from the uk is a sensible thing to do. but that figure — sensible thing to do. but that figure is— sensible thing to do. but that figure is contested by a number of people _ figure is contested by a number of people including the climate change committee on whose estimates it was based _ committee on whose estimates it was based the _ committee on whose estimates it was based. the uk says it will stick to its 2050 — based. the uk says it will stick to its 2050 commitments and that this is consistent with them. that is something that opponents say will be much harder to meet if we are taking out the _ much harder to meet if we are taking out the last— much harder to meet if we are taking out the last drops of north sea oil and gas _ out the last drops of north sea oil and as. g , ., ,, ., out the last drops of north sea oil and as.�* , . ,, ., . ~' out the last drops of north sea oil and cas.�* , . ,, ., . ~' i., and gas. jus

we can see cheaper oil in russia, cheaper oil across the pick, plus nations, and perhaps cheaper oil across bricks as a whole. and you as president joe biden is such a visit, florida to survey damage from a major hurricane that's after florida. senators demanded the white house, prioritized disaster relief over ukraine aid. no matter how anybody associate bought you creating funding, those 2 things should never be one for the other. when it comes to taking care of americans in hum, that should be the priority. we've had enough with washington playing politics on demand. congress does what's right for american families. starting with a showing a federal government has all the resources it needs to show up after dissolved as now and in the future. the federal emergency management agency is disaster funds is approaching exhaustion and being forced to restrict spending on life saving measure as an emergency. services agency has requested for money to manage current natural disasters in the country while the white house as congress for additional aid for ukraine. meanwhile, washington is

last barrels of oil every day.last year , global production daily year, global production daily was 93 million. so the production of rosebank will be 0.07. that will make no difference to energy security, and it will make no difference to the global price of oil. it also won't make us more secure because 70,000 barrels a day is roughly 5% of our oil consumption . even if the private consumption. even if the private companies that own the oil decide to sell it to british consumers rather than to the highest bidder abroad, actually , 5% is quite an important part of our demand. it's not trivial, but it won't make any difference given the decline in production from all the other fields in the north sea. >> i'd go to your first point that this encourages other countries. you want the democracies around the world to be producing the fossil fuels. so we're not dependent on the non—democratic states. if you look at what's happened over the last few months, saudi arabia and has decided reduce and opec+ has decided to reduc

it should be of special importance for the national oil company and transparency in the oil industry.tunately, the number of their accounts they have improved their good behavior in several major accounts. this is important to me. god willing, it should be on the agenda of the ministry of oil and this should also be transferred . shouldn't this be done by september 31? it points to the legal obligation now. each of these devices mentioned in the map talking from above, we will definitely ask their representative on the line of their man that this is happening, why did they cross the bias of the law, that i ask , how do you see the process ? he doesn't want to do this duty of the law, i have to listen to the sound of the time passing by the 31st of september , it was a legal duty. provides that your hand they said that the identification of funds and the full monitoring of the accountant is under the control and supervision of the accounts court. every moment that we, the cashier, are informed about the inflow and outflow of government resources, it actually intercepts and transfers 10

we are a major net importer of oil and an even bigger net importer of oil and gas.nvestment decisions and the policy decisions in that context. the rosebank field is a big field, for sure. the rosebank field is a big field, forsure. it the rosebank field is a big field, for sure. it has now been passed by the north sea transition authority. they have an obligation to look carefully at the emissions emanating from this field. they publish regularly emissions monitoring reports and they have been satisfied that the proposed development plan and the production plans are consistent with the requirements, so they are passing this threshold as well as compatibility check point, as it is called. so the economic benefits clearly enhance revenues, the employment that potential will be generated. the employment that potential will be generated-— be generated. doctor doug parr, satisfaction _ be generated. doctor doug parr, satisfaction over _ be generated. doctor doug parr, satisfaction over emissions, - be generated. doctor doug parr, satisfaction over emissions, this| satis

in the same way, the calorie revolution of oils is high and about 200 items of oil products have been reduced in price. 10 to 15 percent has been applied, which is not left in the factories now if there is, before it enters the market, the price of doing this should be decided. the products that are in the warehouses of the factory must come again, and their prices should be adjusted on the production line or with the same discount as the products. 15% will be offered to wholesalers, retailers, regarding the product discussion , i had bought this product at a higher price in the store of the chain store, but with the discussion that has been done and with the agreement that has been made, we will also deliver this product with a percentage. that's why i have 10 to 15 percent, god willing the supplier, dear people, can only supply products that are at the level of retailers. please, in view of this price reduction, of course, these dear ones will be bought at the old price. there are two cartoons, three cartoons, and their sister to cooperate with the government regarding the new price

we do not think the cap should be turned off but nor is the north sea and unlimited oil -- oil and gasction. we have invested in transitioning workers to renewables. and that is one path i am commitd to in this latest development. this is just another demonstration of the u.k. government being overly ambitious. anchor: critics say most of the oil is the kind that we don't refine and so will be exported and sold on the international markets. they argue taxpayers will be subsidizing oil companies. i need that we will not e coming back in improved energy bills. let's put some of that to the country manager for ecuador, the firm that will operate this field. welcome to the program. let's start with that point. will the oil produced be consumed in the u.k.? >> we don't know. if this is the point about energy security, for us energy security is about it being there if the u.k. needs it and we can say that if the u.k. needs it it will be consumed in the u.k. and it will be controlled by you -- by the u.k.. anchor: but will it be sold first to the international market in which case if it is, w

we've been talking about oil and gas this week. lots of miles my turn to get it with the the lithium question. i'm glad you brought that up. but in a group, i want to give you a chance to respond to poly. do you feel like this was forced upon nearby colonization in the us government? you know, i think at the time in the seventy's the, they were going to drill with or without us, they were going to extract the resources off the north slope. and then in order for us to provide for our communities, they set up in our slow bar, our early leaders set up in our slow burrow. and really in the new that that there was going to be the revenue that was made available. we were actually sued by the oil companies as well as the state of alaska and 11 that suited court to be able to develop a nurse little girl and have been providing for our communities ever since. and it is an important context that we were, we were forced into the situation that right now with the burrow with the alaskan in claims settlement act and were were utilizing the tool

after a rejection by oil diet x on, we negotiated with germany's the largest oil and gas company ventures, how they finally, we obtained permission to visit a gas production facility, east of framing, the, our large quantities of methane escaping here. and noticed the vendors how data has recently begun to address this question. it's voluntarily committed to inspecting its facilities for leaks once a year, which it did in germany for the 1st time. at the end of 2021. the sensitive gas cameras are used to detect potential trouble spots using a gas cylinder technician marcel van to call like demonstrates how the camera works . it's the optical gas detection is based on the fact the gas is absorbed, atmospheric radiation, and become visible with infra red. with conventional video technology, the gas is indivisible only and in for red mode, does it show up as a black cloud, as the technicians systematically search the plant for leaks. hundreds of valves connections and pipelines have to be checked the in addition to the gas camera, a high precision sniffing meter searches for the smallest lea

which oil degrading bacteria could consume. their useful oil spills and accidents can be, can be a really serious challenge to clean up here. this is elena tracy. she works on how to develop the optic sustainably incorporation with indigenous groups. because when do they say you're so smart plugs? so clean up activation. so usually leads accidents can the systems what of large populations of species and cause damage to levels. ringback fortunately, and there may i do have, i'm coming to people local, national and international engineers who envision sustainable cooperation in the arctic and is ok to counsel the leading body for the corporation and coordination among the arctic states and indigenous peoples. the optic council promotes sustainable development and environmental protection in the region by providing assessments and clear recommendations on action, which should be carried out by the arctic states. but those are not finding. it's up to each state which action is taken. a big success of international cooperation was t

how to deliver oil?urself so as not to fall under any restrictions are now clear to everyone on how to trade russian oil, which means those risks that were covered by a high discount are gone. but brent oil is starting to fall in price this year. a barrel will cost 83.5 dollars, according to the russian ministry of economics, and in 3 years the price will drop to 76 dollars, while the global oil market. it may face a reduction in supplies in the next quarter by more than 3 million. bar or per day writes bloomberg, citing a report from the guardianship. and this could be the biggest deficit in the last 15 years. we we were faced with a narrative about weak demand in anticipation of a recession, which we heard for about a year, but in fact now we are at a historical peak in oil consumption, that is, we have record demand with saudi arabia and the guardianship. plus, they are reducing production to reduce the gap between the two oil markets. and the physical occupancy of storage facilities is at such a low

the amount of iranian oil sales has increased, according to the ceo of the national oil-bearing areas south production company, the production of oil in this company on the condition of returning to the pre-sanction conditions, and we currently have the highest oil sales , aiming to reach three million two hundred and 70 thousand barrels of oil in 5 years is our main goal, we are almost back to the conditions before the sanctions in terms of the production situation . moon actually sold oil at the highest and in this good news for you, the reason that the weight of our soil is almost empty means that all of them are sold, alhamdulillah, according to mr. danshi, this company is directly active in 5 provinces and indirectly in two provinces, with a total of 222 huge facilities and 30 thousand kilometers . it includes the pipeline, therefore, the development of gas tanks in the oil-rich regions of the south is the priority of the ministry of oil . we have approved the development of 16 gas tanks from the board of directors for the sustainability and improvement of the petrochemical feeds

this conference is the first of its kind, it developers in the oil and gas industry will present theirons already tested on the market. according to experts, by 2030 the effect of their implementation as part of the digital transformation of the oil and gas industry could reach about a trillion rubles. participants of the industrial competence center will also present their products on the sidelines of the conference. oil and gas, petrochemicals and subsoil use, year on 13 leaders of the oil, gas and petrochemical industries united to create domestic it solutions, the center is headed by the general director of gazprom neft, alexander dyukov. this is the idea of ​​creating this. institute and central committee of industrial competence centers, which was made by the government last year, is indeed a very correct decision, which allows companies to create such a common platform for coordinating their efforts, for software development, including for our industry. on the first day of the conference, the ic presented 19 particularly significant digital projects developed by startups from th

and gas fields. lanthem have the same credibility approving these oil and gas fields.— these oil and when it has already _ these oil and gas fields. when it has already changed _ these oil and gas fields. when it has already changed some - these oil and gas fields. when it has already changed some of. these oil and gas fields. when it has already changed some of itsj has already changed some of its green pledges, how will it affect the uk's standing on the global stage? the uk's standing on the global stale? , , . ., , the uk's standing on the global stale? ,, . ~ stage? the speech last week where the prime minister _ stage? the speech last week where the prime minister rolled _ stage? the speech last week where the prime minister rolled back - stage? the speech last week where the prime minister rolled back on . stage? the speech last week where the prime minister rolled back on a | the prime minister rolled back on a series of net zero policies, plus there approval of rosebank, plus at there approval of rosebank, plus at the weekend the news he will be scrapping the energy efficien

we can see cheaper oil investor cheaper oil across the i think, plus nations and perhaps cheaper oil across bricks as a whole the only winner in the race for even more arm supplies to taiwan is washington. as the american military industrial complex makes millions from weapons sales that fail to strengthen the security of the taiwan strait, but undermine it and said, that's the message from the chinese defense ministry. for us here, i think was that you choose aging, tie one or selling weapons to tie one. we have always family opposed. it. what needs to be emphasized is that type one security depends on the joint efforts of competitor rates on both sides of the straight onto the one china principle. and it definitely does not rely on us aid and on sales to taiwan. the us military aid sales to taiwan only nourish the us industrial complex, but home, the security, and well being of tie when you use combat trends. the u. s. has approved a new $80000000.00 military aid package to tie one for the 1st time under a simplified foreign military financing program, typically reserved for solver

oil and gas companies themselves., tyumen occupies a special place here, which is why, probably, the forum that is being held today in tyumen it is not in vain that it is carried out there. therefore, as part of the further movement, these are the tasks that are currently formulated. well, first of all, i would like to point out that no one stopped. that's it that in the fourteenth year those documents that were adopted and the programs in which enterprises are moving today. uh, everyone continues this work with the adjustments that will be made. here, within the framework of road maps and the changing situation, the enterprise, naturally. the entire infrastructure that exists today in the ural federal district will also clearly respond to them. she contributes to this. i talked about this in the previous form, i emphasize it again today. this is what concerns our research and educational centers, and this year, when we summed up results of work efficiency at scientific and educational centers. let us remind you of tw