Gazprom

Gazprom In Figures

Share of global output of gas: 12%

Number of employees: More than 475,000

Gazprom is one of the largest energy companies in the world. It has over 475,000 employees and is the major player overseeing Russia’s natural gas reserves, the largest proven reserves in the world. Originally an asset of the Soviet and later Russian state, Gazprom is now a public company, with the majority shareholder being the Russian government.

A fully vertically integrated energy company, Gazprom’s major business lines are exploration, production, transportation, storage, hydrocarbon processing and marketing, heat generation and power generation.

Gazprom is primarily known for the supply of gas through its network of gas pipelines. The company has dozens of subsidiaries and major pipelines through which it delivers gas to many export markets.

Gazprom aims to ensure maximally efficient and balanced gas supply in Russia and abroad.

Gazprom News and Interviews

Israel strike on Iran’s giant South Pars gasfield shakes energy markets
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Iran - March 18, 2026

An Israeli strike on Iran’s South Pars gasfield has driven oil and gas prices higher and heightened energy security risks in…

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Hungary’s MOL to acquire majority stake in Serbia’s NIS
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Serbia - January 20, 2026

MOL Group has signed a deal to acquire a 56.15% stake in Serbia’s NIS from Gazprom Neft.

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TotalEnergies to exit South Africa gasfield
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South Africa - July 03, 2024

TotalEnergies has notified South Africa's oil and gas regulator that it plans to exit the 11B/12B offshore gasfield.

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Gazprom takes $1-billion Shell stake in Sakhalin-2 LNG
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Russia - March 26, 2024

Gazprom has acquired a 27.5% stake in the Sakhalin-2 LNG project from Shell for around USD 1 billion.

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Russian NOCs ally in blue hydrogen group
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Russia - July 26, 2021

Russia’s government has formed a carbon-capture-and-storage (CCS) initiative to produce blue hydrogen, the state announced late last week.

The group includes the…

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