Rosneft Supports Project to Preserve Forest Nenets Language

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As part of the RN-Purnegaz grant project (part of Rosneft’s oil and gas production complex), scientists from the Faculty of Humanities at the Higher School of Economics have developed teaching materials on the Forest Nenets language. The project’s objective is to safeguard the national cultures and traditional way of life of the indigenous peoples of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District.

In collaboration with teachers and activists involved in the movement to safeguard national culture, linguists at the university have developed teaching materials on the Forest Nenets language for primary school children, a workbook of practical exercises and a language trainer. The teaching materials are now available online. Furthermore, following the approval of the materials by the relevant departments, it is planned that they will be published and used in the educational process at national boarding schools.

The Forest Nenets language is very different from the Tundra Nenets language spoken by the majority of Yamal’s indigenous people. The total number of speakers of the «forest» language is currently estimated at around one thousand. The population is stable, but the number of native speakers is declining due to the use of textbooks written in the Tundra Nenets language, which is not native to the Forest Nenets, in educational institutions. This book, which has been developed for reading in the Forest Nenets language, will help to solve the problem of the lack of literature.

The Forest Nenets language is characterised by a complex system of rules for forming and changing words. An online trainer for declensions and conjugations will help children learn proper word formation. Students will have the opportunity to complete homework assignments and take online tests on how to form words correctly.

One of the key areas of Rosneft’s social policy is the preservation of the national culture of the indigenous peoples of the North and their traditional way of life. The Company’s enterprises implement numerous social projects in their regions of operation, developing infrastructure in northern villages, supporting reindeer herding families, and improving the material and technical base of educational, social and medical institutions in the ancestral homelands of indigenous minorities.

With the support of RN-Purneftegaz, a project to prepare children for school directly where the families live — in nomadic kindergartens — has already been successfully implemented. A collection of methodological materials entitled «Trends in Nomadic Education» was compiled, which included developmental programmes in the Nenets language, unique practices and lesson plans for the pre-school education of children from nomadic groups.

For reference:

RN-Purneftegaz is one of the main oil and gas production hubs of Rosneft Oil Company in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District.

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Rosneft
November 7, 2025

Keywords: Social news 2025

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Moscow Metro – Yaroslavl Route to Become Faster and More Comfortable: New “Ivolga” Trains Introduced

Source: Moscow Metro

Moscow, November 9 – By the end of the year, the fleet of modern “Ivolga 4.0” trains on the Yaroslavl railway route will expand to 15 units. This is part of a large-scale rolling stock renewal program implemented jointly with the carrier CPPK and Russian Railways (RZD).

Moscow Metro – Yaroslavl Route to Become Faster and More Comfortable: New “Ivolga” Trains Introduced.

Comfort, Speed, and Safety:

  • The first “Ivolga 4.0” trains have already begun operating this year.
  • By 2030, 92 new train units are planned for procurement.
  • The average age of the fleet will be reduced fivefold, to 3.5 years.
  • New trains are 20% more spacious, offer 15% faster and more comfortable boarding, and feature 45% wider aisles—especially convenient during peak hours.
  • The upgrade will enable the daily transport of over 300,000 passengers.

Implementation Stages:

  • Comprehensive inspections and system adjustments are underway to launch the new trains.
  • Special focus is placed on training locomotive engineers, who undergo additional training.
  • A new division of the Tver Carriage Works has opened in Pushkino to monitor the technical condition of trains and perform scheduled maintenance.

Comprehensive Route Development:

  • Additional tracks have been built from Moscow to Pushkino, reducing train waiting times by one-third.
  • A transport hub has been constructed in Rostokino for seamless transfers from the Yaroslavl route to the Moscow Central Circle (MCC).

“The upgrade of the Yaroslavl route will allow even more residents and visitors of the capital to enjoy fast and comfortable transportation,” noted the press service of Moscow Transport.

“Matryoshka of Moscow” Unveils New Program Dedicated to the Unity of the Peoples of Russia

Source: Moscow Metro

On 4 November, in the evening, residents and guests of the capital saw the new imagery of “Matryoshka of Moscow”.

According to Maxim Liksutov, during the multimedia show — the likes of which do not exist elsewhere in the world — more than 30 new scenes with 3D graphics were shown at Zaryadye Park.

Spectators were shown natural and cultural symbols of our country:


🔹 an owl in the Gzhel style
🔹 polar bears
🔹 the harvest of Russia’s southern regions
🔹 the mountain peaks of the Caucasus
🔹 a Yakut bone figurine.

For the first time the matryoshkas appeared in appearances symbolising the distinctiveness of Russia’s peoples.

“The innovative attraction ‘Matryoshka of Moscow’ has no analogue in the world. It is both a tourist centre and a platform for digital art. Its key feature is a unique kinetic installation that changes shape every 1-2 seconds. At the behest of Moscow’s Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the technology was implemented by Moscow engineers and companies. Moscow 3D-designers worked for several months to create a multimedia presentation with no equal in the world.

Every element was drawn by hand. Thanks to this, Muscovites and guests of the capital were able to see the natural and cultural symbols of Russia: from the Far North to the Caucasus,” said Maxim Liksutov.

The new programme underscores the idea of Russia’s unity, where culture, technology and art come together to create a modern image of a country that values tradition and draws inspiration from the future.

Moscow Metro: Architectural concept for the Klenoviy Bulvar station on the Biryulyovskaya line of the Moscow Metro has been approved

Source: Moscow Metro

The architectural concept for the Klenoviy Bulvar station on the Biryulyovskaya line of the Moscow Metro has been approved.

Its exterior design will echo the nearby Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve.

The predominant element in the design will be arches. They will be positioned to create through perspectives across the entire ensemble, giving the composition a sense of integrity and openness.

The station’s name will also be reflected in the interior finishes. For example, aluminum maple leaves will be installed on the tunnel walls, and a similar pattern will appear on the floor in the vestibules.

Currently, construction workers are building the enclosing structures at the future station site, conducting earthworks, and installing pit supports. The right-hand tunnel between Ostrov Mechty and Klenoviy Bulvar is being bored.

The Biryulyovskaya line will include 10 stations. The construction of its first section, from ZIL station to Kuryanovo, is planned for completion in 2028.

New generation turnstiles will appear in Moscow transport.

Maksim Liksutov said that next year updated equipment for passage will be installed at 25 metro stations.

Main advantages:

  • The new turnstiles were designed and manufactured in Moscow.
  • The readers were placed intuitively so that the trip can be paid for almost instantly.
  • All turnstiles are connected to biometric payment, and face recognition cameras are organically integrated into the design.
  • Color lighting will show whether the fare payment was successful, and vibration feedback will help visually impaired passengers better understand the transaction status.

“According to the task set by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, by the end of 2031, more than 4,500 new generation turnstiles will be installed at metro, MCC, and MCD stations. The ergonomic design will allow for the most efficient use of vestibule space. The updated equipment will increase station throughput by 40%. Thanks to Russian microelectronics, the new turnstiles will operate even faster. This will increase the speed of passenger passage,” added Maksim Liksutov.

Rosneft Presents Ulyanovsk Car Drivers with Regional Tourist Routes

Source: Rosneft – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

To mark Car Driver’s Day, a special Time to Travel event was held at the Rosneft filling station in Ulyanovsk. As part of the event, the Company presented car enthusiasts with unique routes around the Ulyanovsk region.

The development of car tourism is identified as one of the national Tourism and Hospitality project’s priorities. Rosneft is committed to the development of domestic tourism and creates comfortable conditions for car travellers. One of Rosneft’s key objectives is to enhance the quality of its roadside assistance and customer service at its filling stations.

As part of the Time to Travel campaign, visitors to filling stations were presented with suggestions for trips to iconic destinations. Rosneft and the Ulyanovsk Region Tourism Agency have previously developed the following four tourist routes: The Shore of Stories, Mountains and Steppes, The Volga Sea Valley and The Picturesque Land. They are all available on the Horizons of Russia platform, which is Rosneft’s information and service hub.

These routes offer tourists the chance to discover the local traditions, natural attractions and cultural heritage of the Ulyanovsk region. Travellers are invited to unravel the mysteries of the Jurassic period at the Undoria Geopark, take in the endless expanse of the Volga River, and explore the Sengileevskie Mountains National Park. They can also be inspired by the homeland of the painter Arkady Plastov, ascend Nikolskaya Mountain, and visit the Vasily Zuev Museum. Zuev was one of the most prominent artists at the Fabergé jewellery company. All routes pass through Rosneft filling stations, where tourists can refuel their cars and enjoy a tasty snack while they rest.

The event participants were treated to a themed quiz and a raffle with commemorative prizes.

Rosneft has already developed 50 detailed road routes across various regions of Russia in collaboration with regional authorities. These ready-made solutions help travellers to easily plan trips that are both rich and comfortable. Rosneft’s routes enable millions of travellers to experience the vastness of Russia, enjoy its unique natural beauty and explore its historical monuments.

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Routes for car trips around the country are presented on Rosneft’s own information and service platform called Horizons of Russia, which operates in a similar way to a construction set, enabling tourists to plan their own route via the Company’s filling stations.

Rosneft’s retail network is the largest in the Russian Federation in terms of geographical coverage and number of stations. The Rosneft filling station brand is one of the leaders in Russia in terms of recognition and fuel quality. The Company operates approximately 3,000 filling stations.

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Orenburgneft Achieves Economic Effect of 340 Million Roubles from Energy Saving Programme

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In the first nine months of 2025, Orenburgneft — Rosneft’s key subsidiary in the Volga region — saved more than 79 million kWh of electricity. In monetary terms, the economic effect was over 340 million roubles, more than double last year’s figure.

This result has been achieved by introducing modern equipment and energy-efficient domestic technologies in oil production, implementing a set of measures to improve the efficiency of onshore infrastructure, optimising the reservoir pressure maintenance system’s pumping equipment, and reengineering onshore infrastructure.

Over the course of a year, the enterprise has successfully implemented over 400 measures to modernise submersible well equipment in the mechanised well fund, achieving a total saving of over 56 million kWh of electricity.

This effect was also achieved by optimising and replacing the pump units in the formation pressure maintenance system promptly. The enterprise has commissioned a new control station with a variable speed drive at the Rodinskaya preliminary water discharge facility, as well as modernising the pumping equipment at the Zagorskaya block-cluster pumping station.

Improvement of production asset efficiency is one of the key components of the Rosneft-2022 Strategy. The Company and its subsidiaries work systematically to rationalise the use of energy resources and reduce energy consumption, optimising electrical loads and thermal processes. Orenburgneft’s energy management system fully complies with international standards.

For reference:

Orenburgneft, one of the core production assets of Rosneft Oil Company, is engaged in production operations in Orenburg, Samara and Saratov regions. Cumulative oil production of the enterprise exceeds 450 million tonnes of oil.

Orenburgneft manages a network of over 4,000 km of power lines, ranging from 6 to 110 kV, which supply electricity to the enterprise’s fields. From 2020 to 2024, the enterprise has saved more than 304 million kWh of electricity and over 1 billion roubles through the rational and careful use of energy resources.

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Rosneft
October 21, 2025

Keywords: Environmental news 2025

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Rosneft Enterprises Organise Major Volunteer Campaigns for Veterans in Yugra and Yamal

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Rosneft’s subsidiaries in the Khanty-Mansi and Yamalo-Nenets autonomous districts organised major volunteer campaigns for veteran oil workers and elderly people. Around 1,500 people took part in the cultural and entertainment events.

Samotlorneftegaz organised music concerts at two large venues in Nizhnevartovsk, featuring performances by renowned artists and creative groups. In addition, the organisers held master classes in portrait painting using various techniques, photography and creating compositions from preserved flowers for guests. The guests sang their favourite folk songs in the music room, accompanied by an accordionist.

Volunteers from RN-Purnegaz organised a Health Festival for elderly people in Gubkinsky. Under the guidance of experienced specialists, veterans practised breathing exercises, neuro-exercises and other health-improving activities. To help guests recharge their batteries after physical activity, volunteers offered them healthy vitamin-rich fruit and vegetable cocktails. The evening ended with tea and popular songs sung with accordion accompaniment.

Rosneft promotes social initiatives in the regions of its operations, with the aim of creating favourable living conditions. It pays particular attention to veteran oil workers and elderly people. For instance, Samotlorneftegaz has helped establish the Nostalgia film club in Nizhnevartovsk and organises retro dance evenings for the elderly. RN-Purnegaz employees regularly organise themed entertainment events and health days, as well as providing home care services to pensioners.

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Rosneft
October 17, 2025

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Assembly of the new Moskva-2026 trains has begun at Transmashholding (TMH).

Earlier, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced that the city’s metro system would continue its large-scale rolling stock renewal. The first Moskva-2026 train is set to be assembled by the end of this year and will then enter testing on Moscow Metro infrastructure.

The new trains will retain the key advantages of the Moskva-2024 model, including:

  • Wide doors and inter-carriage walkways.
  • Modern climate control systems.
  • Adaptive lighting and a large number of screens.
  • USB and Type-C charging ports.
  • Cabin lighting that matches the line’s color scheme, and more.

In the Moskva-2026, some interior plastic elements, glass on the handrails of the entrance area, the rearview camera housing, and the futuristic lighting of the train’s front section will be updated.

“Moscow Metro is the city’s main transport operator. On weekdays, it serves over 8 million passengers. Ensuring passenger comfort and safety is our top priority. Following the directive of Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, we continue to renew the metro’s rolling stock. Currently, 79% of the fleet consists of new trains. We expect this figure to reach 90% by 2030. Additionally, by the end of 2026, we plan to fully renew the train fleet on the Line 3. To achieve this, more than 350 modern Moskva-2026 cars will be delivered to the metro next year, with over 700 new cars introduced over two years,” said Maksim Liksutov.

ACRA has affirmed MKB’s credit rating at A+(RU)

Источник: Credit Bank of Moscow – Московского Кредитного Банка –

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ACRA has affirmed MKB’s credit rating at A+(RU)

21.10.2025

On 21 October 2025, ACRA affirmed the credit rating of Credit Bank of Moscow (MKB) at A+(RU) with a “Stable” outlook.

The affirmation reflects the stable standalone creditworthiness assessment, adequate assessments of business profile, capital adequacy, and funding and liquidity, and the satisfactory risk profile.

In ACRA’s opinion, MKB maintains solid market positions among the largest banks and moderate systemic importance, servicing strategically important companies in major sectors of economy. The agency analysts also noted that the bank plans to develop both the corporate and retail business lines, including the small business segment.

As for funding and liquidity, the agency assumes that MKB will retain its comfortable liquidity cushion in the nearest 12-18 months.

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