The Company discovered 11 fields in the Caspian Sea. The first one, named after Yury Korchagin, was discovered in 2000 and launched in 2010.

In 2005, LUKOIL discovered the Vladimir Filanovsky field with initial recoverable reserves of 129 million tonnes of oil and 30 bcm of gas. It became the largest geological discovery in the post-Soviet Russia. Commercial production at the field began in 2016.

The Company continues development of the Valery Grayfer field. Its plateau level is expected to exceed 1 million tonnes of oil per year.

Following drilling and testing of prospecting wells in 2022, a large gas condensate Khazri field was discovered. This year, the Company plans to submit to the Russian national register data on a huge oil and gas condensate field named after one of LUKOIL’s founders, Ravil Maganov. The Yury Kuvykin field is also a potentially prospective production area.

While developing oil production in the North Caspian, LUKOIL keeps improving environmental safety of its operations and employs technologies of zero discharge, satellite monitoring and reproduction of bioresources.