Denis Dolgov, Vice President of OAO LUKOIL for Energy
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Few people know that the strategy of the oil giant LUKOIL, along with the core business, involves the development, among others, of such a direction as energy generation from renewable sources. About relevant Denis Dolgov, Vice President of OAO LUKOIL for Energy, told EnergyLand.info about the company's steps.
- Denis Viktorovich, what is the Power Industry business sector in LUKOIL today?

It covers several areas of the energy business - generation, transportation and marketing of heat and electricity. The business sector works not only to provide energy for the company's own needs, but also supplies heat and electricity external consumers in the Southern Federal District. The business sector includes several service organizations, each of which has its own range of tasks - investment management, sales of electricity from our generating facilities, the purchase of electricity on the wholesale market and its supply to LUKOIL enterprises, maintenance of the grid economy.
Generation is the main activity in the Power Industry sector, where significant investments are planned. It is they who will determine our strategy for the long term. At the legislative level for such projects, mechanisms for the return of investments in the form of contracts have been created about granting power (DPM).
As part of the construction of CSA facilities, the most modern technologies and equipment. In particular, steam-gas technology can be noted. The technical and economic indicators of combined cycle plants are significantly better than those of generation facilities built in the Soviet era. With the commissioning of new generating capacities, indicators should improve economic efficiency business sector.
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- What projects to create a new generation is LUKOIL investing in today?
- Today, several large projects under the CSA program are at the stage of active implementation at once. Thus, in Astrakhan, next to the Tsentralnaya boiler house, preparatory installation work is in full swing, the main generating and technological equipment for CCGT-235.
This autumn, we are starting the construction of a 135 MW CCGT in Budennovsk - all permits have already been received and construction and installation work has begun.
In addition to the projects mentioned above, in the near and medium term, another one has priority, the implementation of which we received approval not so long ago. We are talking about the construction of an energy center in Perm at the production site of the refinery "Permnefteorgsintez". Now the documentation is being prepared: tender, permits, and so on. We hope that at the end of 2012 this project will enter the active phase of implementation.

– Is LUKOIL, as a major investor, satisfied with the current state policy in the energy sector?
– Public policy in the field of energy today has not been thought out and has not settled down. The rules of the game change frequently, primarily the legal framework. Constant changes, of course, have a negative impact on our activities. Many accumulated questions and problems have not been resolved for many years.
Take, for example, defaults. Consumers can not pay for the supplied electricity for years, and with impunity. Decisions are not made on the modernization of existing networks - both thermal and and electrical. I believe that a huge number of problems have matured that require immediate action on the part of the state. at the legislative level.
But we also do not sit idly by. Knowing about existing problems, we often reach the level of the highest state executive and legislative authorities, focus responsible persons on problems, we actively talk about our position and hope that changes will take place in the near future.

- LUKOIL's interest seems somewhat unexpected to renewable energy sources. What prospects does the company see in this market and what tasks does it set for itself?
– Today in Russia, despite the huge potential of wind, solar and small hydropower, projects based on RES are not developed, because the country is completely lacking the legislative framework stimulating investment into an alternative energy and guaranteeing their return. However, the management of LUKOIL is convinced that sooner or later our country will definitely come to the need to diversify the energy complex and move towards alternative energy. Realizing this, we have already begun to implement projects based on renewable energy sources abroad, which will allow us to gain the necessary experience and human resources.
In 2011, a separate enterprise was created - OOO LUKOIL-Ecoenergo, which is engaged in the development of projects in the field of alternative energy. The company operates on two platforms: it operates existing hydropower assets in Russia (we have four HPPs) and develops projects in the field of alternative power generation in Eastern Europe.

- How do you see the possibilities for the development of hydropower in our country and abroad?
- Many hydropower facilities in Russia today are morally and financially obsolete. The modernization of hydropower plants requires large investments - both in equipment and in hydrotechnical facilities, and the generating capacities of our company in this sense are no exception.
I believe that the construction of small hydropower plants is today the most realistic prospect for the further development of hydropower in Russia and abroad. It is obvious that all the sections of large rivers have already been calculated by design institutes and hydroelectric power stations are already installed on them. However, good opportunities remain for the development of small generation.
The construction of small hydropower plants is less costly. For security manufacturability and environmental friendliness, small hydropower plants are more advantageous. Today, LUKOIL-Ekoenergo receives a large number of commercial offers for the construction of small hydropower plants with a capacity of 1.5 to 3 MW, especially in Eastern Europe. We are studying these proposals, but at the moment we are focusing on gaining experience in the implementation of wind energy projects and solar generation.
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- Tell us about these projects.
- In Bulgaria, we manage the operation of the acquired wind farm, built and launched a solar power plant. In Romania, a project is also being implemented to purchase a wind farm. This will complete the first stage in the development of alternative energy sources in the company.
We must stop all investments in this direction for some time in order to see what real returns are brought by alternative energy projects. It is important to assess how the actual indicators correspond to those included in the projects. It will be necessary to carefully consider the received data, and then decide on the further development of this area of ​​​​our business.

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Parents of the wife of LUKOIL Vice President for Energy Denis Dolgov refute the information about the disappearance of their daughter

The parents of the wife of LUKOIL Vice President for Energy Denis Dolgov refute the information about the disappearance of their daughter. According to Interfax, referring to Oksana Dolgova's father, Vladimir Zhilyaev, the information about the disappearance and forcible detention of their daughter is not true.

"Maybe it's their [lawyers'] sort of outings to make money," Zhilyaev said.

He stressed that "the daughter did not disappear anywhere, no one is holding her anywhere, and no one has forcibly handed her over anywhere."

According to Zhilyaev, now Dolgova is undergoing a planned course of treatment for nervous disorders, the family is constantly in touch with her.

In turn, Oksana's mother, Tatyana Zhilyaeva, said that in Lately no one asked the family about the whereabouts of their daughter. “And no one contacted us, no one was looking for her. If we had applied, we would have said where she is,” said Zhilyaeva.

The motto of LUKOIL is one family!”, which the company is guided by when building its personnel policy and relationships within a workforce of many thousands, implies not only mutual responsibility, but also trust, and most importantly, attention and genuine interest in the life and aspirations of each of the employees.

However, unlike an ordinary family, where all its members live under one roof and know literally everything about each other, the enterprises and production facilities of the LUKOIL industrial empire, which is on a par with the world's largest oil and gas corporations, are spread throughout our vast country, and some are even abroad. They are separated by hundreds and thousands of kilometers. In such a situation, one of the most important conditions necessary for maintaining a healthy corporate spirit in the entire workforce is the creation of a single information space. Moreover, such a space in which, against the backdrop of large-scale production tasks a person would not be lost - a person and a specialist, who is the main asset of the company.

That is why the Social Partnership magazine opens a new section. About all employees of numerous production units Of course, it will not be possible to describe the LUKOIL group in it. However, it will certainly help to get to know the heads of individual enterprises, people on whose shoulders the main burden of social responsibility falls, and especially those of them who have recently been appointed to their high posts. The end of 2006 was especially rich in new faces in the company, so today the readers of the magazine will get acquainted with short biographies three newly appointed heads of Lukoil enterprises at once.

Denis Viktorovich Dolgov, General Director of TPP Langepasneftegaz, OOO LUKOIL-Western Siberia.

The Langepas oil and gas production enterprise once formed the basis of the emerging LUKOIL, made a huge contribution to the company's long-term success and still reminds of itself with the first letter in its name. Like LUKOIL itself, the current head of Langepasneftegaz is the flesh of the flesh of the Siberian land. He was destined by fate to become an oilman: he was born in Nizhnevartovsk, graduated from the Tyumen State Oil and Gas University, and twice. First - with a degree in "Development and operation of oil and gas fields", and eight years later, when it became clear that the vocation is not only the direct extraction of natural resources, but also the organization of such industries - he mastered "Economics and Management at Fuel and Energy Complex Enterprises". D. Dolgov's career path ran through three West Siberian "capitals" of Lukoil's oil production - Kogalym, Pokachi and Langepas. In them, he consistently went through all the stages of professional growth. In Kogalym, where he worked from 1996 to 2000, he started as a geologist, became deputy head of the oil and gas production department, process engineer, and then head of the Central Oil and Gas Production Department No. The next biographical and geographical milestone is Pokachi. Here, for two years, D. Dolgov worked as Deputy Chief Engineer-Head of the Central Engineering and Technological Service of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Pokachevneftegaz. And here is the last address for today - Langepas. Here, Denis Viktorovich continued his professional career, first as Deputy General Director of the Langepasneftegaz Chamber of Commerce and Industry, then as First Deputy and at the same time Chief Engineer this territorial production division of the company. And so - The New Frontier: In October 2006, DV Dolgov was appointed General Director. Undoubtedly, to achieve such significant success in the profession - and they are noted not only thank you letter president of OAO LUKOIL, but also thanks to the Ministry of Industry and Energy of Russia - Denis Viktorovich was helped not only by his remarkable personal qualities - energy, competence, organizational skills - but also by a strong "family rear": D.V. Dolgov is married and has a son Vladislav, who in this year will be 11 years old.

General Director of OOO LUKOIL-SEVER Azat Ravmerovich Khabibullin.

The region of operation of OOO LUKOIL-SEVER is the Nenets Autonomous District, a harsh region with which LUKOIL has large-scale plans for the development of production. Unlike the traditional areas of Russian oil and gas production, the North has just begun to conquer, everything here is for the first time. And since it is always difficult for pioneers, only the most experienced specialists who have tried their hand and proved their professionalism in various areas of the oil business can solve such problems. One of these is Azat Ravmerovich Khabibullin. His professional path may well serve as an illustration of the last few decades of history oil and gas industry. He was born in Almetyevsk, and Tatarstan, as you know, is a recognized custodian of domestic oil traditions. Then in 1986 he graduated from the Polytechnic Institute in the city of Perm, another famous center of the oil business, with a degree in Technology and Integrated Development of Oil and Gas Fields. Here he took his first steps in the profession, first becoming an operator, and then a foreman of the oil and gas production workshop at the OGPD Osinskneft, the Permneft Production Association. The next 10 years of Azat Ravmerovich's life were devoted to Siberian oil and gas production. At OGPD Bystrinskneft, now part of JSC Surgutneftegaz, he successively holds the positions of foreman, engineer, deputy, and then shop manager overhaul wells. However, the oil of the Kama region in 2003 called him back to the Perm region. And not only called, but also helped to become a real Lukoil member. Here, A.R. Khabibullin worked as a leading and then chief engineer of OGPD Palaznaneft, head of the oil field of the Perm oil production division, head of a department, management, and finally - director of oil and gas production of CJSC LUKOIL-PERM. Then, numerous foreign projects of the company became the sphere of his activity. They are managed by a special subsidiary - LUKOIL Overseas Service Ltd., in whose Moscow office Azat Ravmerovich worked for a year as the head of the Service Works Department. And again - the return: the position of Deputy General Director of LLC "LUKOIL-PERM", then - the first deputy and at the same time - the chief engineer of the enterprise. And then the most experienced professional in the oil business, whose merits were marked by a number of corporate and industry awards, was called by the North, more precisely, by the LUKOIL-Sever company, which A.R. Khabibullin headed in December 2006. Now Azat Ravmerovich faces a new region, new complex tasks. But there is in his life full of worries and anxieties and an island of stability - the family: his wife Rimma and two beloved daughters - Lyalya and Alina.

Oleg Vladimirovich Durov, General Director of OAO LUKOIL-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez.

The Nizhny Novgorod plant is one of the foundations of Lukoil's production potential in the so-called downstream segment, which includes oil refining and marketing of petroleum products. Another refining giant of the company is located in Perm. It is between these two regions that O. V. Durov divided his professional life. However, the final cutting of his managerial abilities took place not only there, but also in Moscow, and even overseas. O.V.Durov was born in Perm, where in 1985 he graduated from the Polytechnic Institute with a degree in Chemical Technology oil and gas processing”. He began to work from the student's bench, having mastered during his studies at the institute and in the first years after it whole line various workers and construction specialties. Oleg Vladimirovich came to the oil refining industry in the full sense in 1990. The faster and more successful his professional rise looks. During seven years of work in production association Permnefteorgsintez, which during this time became part of LUKOIL and became known as OOO LUKOIL-Permnefteorgsintez, he went from deputy shop manager to chief engineer of the deep oil refining complex. At the same time, without jumping over the steps, successively becoming first the head of the shop, then - the deputy chief engineer for new technology, after - the chief technologist. The further professional path of O.V. Durov was already connected with another Lukoil oil refining center - the city of Kstovo, where LUKOIL-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez is located. True, in 1997, when Oleg Vladimirovich took the post of deputy chief engineer for new technology and development at this enterprise, it was also called JSC Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez. But he left the Lukoil oil refining giant in 2005 already as chief engineer and first deputy general director. But he left, as life has shown, not for long and for a reason more than respectful. She was an internship at ConocoPhillips, the largest foreign partner of LUKOIL, and work as a representative of OOO LUKOIL PERSONNEL in the American company Geti Petroleum Marketing Inc. - a powerful American sales structure, recently acquired by LUKOIL. Picking up the advanced foreign experience, Oleg Vladimirovich goes to Moscow, to the head office of the holding, where he holds the position of Deputy Head of the Department for Technical Development and Investments of OAO LUKOIL. And after that, having got acquainted with the management and production-financial system of the entire corporation, O.V.Durov returns again in December last year to Kstovo. Now already - CEO OAO LUKOIL-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez. A lot is connected with this plant for him. Here is his favorite work, studied to the subtleties, and the house in which, together with his wife Irina, he raises two sons - Denis and Andrey.

Some time ago, there was a hype in the press related to the scandalous divorce of the top manager of a large oil holding Denis Dolgov and his wife Oksana. In most publications, the spouse was presented as a victim of domestic violence. Moreover, after filing for divorce, there were reasons to suspect that Oksana had disappeared.

At the beginning of April, Oksana Dolgova applied to Karabanov & Partners and Gold Lex for legal assistance. She needed to draw up a statement of claim for divorce and division of joint property with her husband Denis Dolgov: a land plot with a total area of ​​3157 sq. m. in the Moscow region, as well as a residential building (508 sq. m.).

Already on April 3, an application was submitted to the court. Then inexplicable things began to happen. According to lawyer Alexander Karabanov (pictured), on the same day, Oksana went to the dacha, which belongs to her and her husband, located along the Kiev highway in order to pick up the documents necessary for the case.

“At the same time, she was afraid of her husband’s reaction to the divorce,” Karabanov recalls. - There was information that Dolgov periodically beat his wife, which was confirmed by photographs of the consequences of beatings on the phone and medical documents.

After lunch on the same day, according to the lawyers, they received a text message from Oksana's number that her phone was being taken away. After that, any connection with Oksana Dolgova was interrupted.

Oksana did not get in touch for several days. Lawyers Alexander Karabanov and Tatyana Akimtseva filed an application with the head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow, Police Major General Yakunin V.N. with a request to conduct an investigation into this fact and bring the perpetrators to criminal liability.

There were different versions about where Dolgov was all this time, up to the point that she was forcibly placed in a drug treatment clinic.

Husband and wife, one of Satan

Fortunately, this whole situation was resolved safely. Oksana Dolgova was found and began to cheerfully broadcast from the pages of printed publications that she had not disappeared anywhere at all. That all the information regarding her disappearance, which was circulated in the media, is pure profanity. Dolgova claimed that the whole story was invented by lawyers for the purpose of self-promotion, and she and her husband, as they were, and remain in good, one might say, friendly relations.

But be that as it may, the work of lawyers can be considered done. After all, it was thanks to the lawyer's PR campaign to support the case that Denis Dolgov entered into negotiations with Oksana and offered her good conditions for the division of property. The scandal surrounding his divorce could have hurt his career. It is understandable, since February 2012, Dolgov has been the vice president for energy at Lukoil OJSC.

Now, having agreed with her ex-husband, Oksana Dolgova is trying her best to “hush up” the story of the disappearance, making excuses in the media and slandering lawyers.

“And this despite the fact that in the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Investigative Committee there are statements written by her own hand about her abduction and placement in a narcotic clinic,” says Alexander Karabanov. - And this is criminal liability– because were either false testimony then, or slander now. And we understand that now the wife shields her husband and saves him business reputation in order to receive maximum compensation in the division of property.

Be that as it may, we are glad that our intervention helped the former spouses reach a settlement agreement. Alexander Karabanov says - After all, despite the fact that the divorce took place, Oksana and Denis remain the parents of a young daughter, and they must learn to negotiate among themselves and, if not remain friends, then at least maintain normal human relations.

A criminal scandal is flaring up around Lukoil's vice president for energy, Denis Dolgov. His wife Oksana wrote a statement to the Investigative Committee against her husband. The woman claims that as soon as in mid-April she filed for divorce from him and filed a lawsuit on the division of property and the rights to their joint children, her husband illegally placed her in a drug treatment clinic, where she spent nine days.

On April 21, in the Gagarinsky District Court of Moscow, the first court hearing in the case of the divorce of Oksana Dolgova and her husband, Lukoil Vice President Denis Dolgov, was to be held. However, the plaintiff did not appear at the hearing good reason so the meeting was rescheduled for May 16. The woman asks the court to dissolve their marriage, as well as to share the jointly acquired property worth tens of millions of dollars. Also, the court must determine the place, procedure for living and raising their common children - a 17-year-old son and a four-year-old daughter.

The divorce process itself is accompanied by scandals. Lawyer Dolgovoi Alexander Karabanov said that immediately after his client filed an application with the court in mid-April, she suddenly disappeared without a trace. She did not get in touch with relatives - father and mother for a long time.

According to the lawyer, later it turned out that unknown people, allegedly acting in the interests of her husband, placed the woman in one of the metropolitan drug treatment clinics against her will. She spent nine days there, unable to contact the outside world, and could not leave the walls of the medical institution. Only on the tenth day did she manage to meet with a lawyer, after which they decided to write a statement to the Investigative Committee.

What happened to my trustee falls under Art. 127 of the Criminal Code (“Illegal deprivation of liberty”), so we made a corresponding statement to the TFR, the lawyer told Izvestia. - My client from the very beginning stated that she was afraid for her life, and claimed that there were several facts of violence by her husband. In addition, the husband claims that Oksana allegedly has an alcohol addiction, and on this basis he threatens to take away the children.

[...] It is noteworthy that earlier Dolgova's parents, Tatyana and Vladimir Zhilyaev, denied the information about her disappearance, explaining that their daughter was undergoing a planned course of treatment for nervous disorders and the family knew where she was.

[MK.Ru, 04/21/2014, "Scandal in the family of a Lukoil top manager: his wife wrote a statement against him to the RF Investigative Committee":
- On April 3, Olga Dolgova asked me for advice on divorce issues with her husband, and filed for divorce with the Gagarinsky District Court, - says Alexander Karabanov, - and in the evening the woman went home. At the same time, she was afraid to go there - according to her, her husband often resorted to assault. And at night, right from the house, the orderlies took her to one of the metropolitan narcological clinics, where Olga was placed in a "punishment cell" - a separate ward, taken away from her mobile phones and deprived of any opportunity to communicate with the outside world.
- Who agreed to hospitalization?
- Olga's father. According to her, Denis supports all her relatives, and they are very afraid of losing his support due to a divorce. So they agreed to take this measure. At the same time, Olga not only never experienced problems with alcohol, but moreover, at the time of hospitalization she was absolutely sober, which is confirmed by a medical report. […]
- Where is Olga now?
- Now she is still in the clinic - but on a voluntary basis: she simply has nowhere to go, she is afraid to return home. They have two children with Denis - a 17-year-old son and a 4-year-old daughter - and Oksana has no goal at any cost to separate them from their father. She just wants to live her life and make sure their kids are happy. - Inset K.ru]

Denis Dolgov himself and his lawyers were unavailable for comments to Izvestia, but earlier they claimed that they had learned about the divorce suit from the press and the divorce had not yet been filed.

Family law experts believe that spouses use all possible leverage to win in this process.

An application to law enforcement agencies may affect the results of the process if, for example, a marriage contract was concluded between the spouses with special conditions, - Roman Sorokin, a family law lawyer at the Alexander Ekim and Partners law firm, tells Izvestia. - So, it can be stated in the contract that if one of the spouses is convicted of a criminal offense, all money and property will be transferred to the other.

According to him, if one of the spouses submits documents to the court stating that his other half is being treated in a drug treatment or psychiatric clinic, this may also affect the court's decision regarding the place of residence of the children and their upbringing.

Lawyers do not exclude the possibility that, under certain conditions, Denis Dolgov may even become a defendant in a criminal case.

If it is proved that Dolgov really illegally deprived his wife of freedom, this could turn into a real criminal case for him, lawyer Tagir Samakaev told Izvestia. - True, it will be difficult to do this, because it will be necessary to prove intent, a causal relationship, to look for people who helped in this alleged illegal detention.