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Dear colleagues!
With respect,
Alexander Spiridonov,
Director of Technopark “Volgakhim”
Alexander Spiridonov,
Director of Technopark “Volgakhim”
On behalf of Technopark “Volgakhim”, I am pleased to welcome you to the conference “MULTI-TONNAGE CHEMISTRY 2026”. For our country, the chemical industry remains one of the key segments of industry — from the production of specialized low-tonnage reagents and compounds to large-scale medium- and high-tonnage production, which provides basic materials for related sectors.
In recent years, we have observed a steady development trend: active implementation of import-substituting technologies, growth of investments in the localization of supply chains, and the improvement of environmental standards in production. At the same time, the issue of import substitution has been discussed for a long time, and today it is especially important to develop this direction in such a way that domestic products are not just a replacement for imports, but are distinguished by high quality and greater affordability — without inflated costs that reduce their competitiveness in the market.
Low-tonnage chemistry remains a source of innovation and high-tech products, medium-tonnage production ensures flexibility and speed in bringing new solutions to the market, while high-tonnage chemistry creates the foundation for the sustainable development of petrochemicals, agrochemicals, etc.
Joint work between chemical product manufacturers, research institutes, engineering companies, and professional associations is crucial for accelerating the transition to more efficient, safe, and environmentally friendly technologies.
We highly value platforms for the exchange of experience and ideas, such as this conference, where we can discuss practical solutions, prospects for cooperation, and joint investment projects. The “Volgakhim” company is ready for dialogue, the exchange of best practices, and joint work to address the challenges of increasing the competitiveness of the industry.
I wish all participants productive work, constructive discussions, and new professional contacts. We look forward to fruitful cooperation and new joint initiatives.
In recent years, we have observed a steady development trend: active implementation of import-substituting technologies, growth of investments in the localization of supply chains, and the improvement of environmental standards in production. At the same time, the issue of import substitution has been discussed for a long time, and today it is especially important to develop this direction in such a way that domestic products are not just a replacement for imports, but are distinguished by high quality and greater affordability — without inflated costs that reduce their competitiveness in the market.
Low-tonnage chemistry remains a source of innovation and high-tech products, medium-tonnage production ensures flexibility and speed in bringing new solutions to the market, while high-tonnage chemistry creates the foundation for the sustainable development of petrochemicals, agrochemicals, etc.
Joint work between chemical product manufacturers, research institutes, engineering companies, and professional associations is crucial for accelerating the transition to more efficient, safe, and environmentally friendly technologies.
We highly value platforms for the exchange of experience and ideas, such as this conference, where we can discuss practical solutions, prospects for cooperation, and joint investment projects. The “Volgakhim” company is ready for dialogue, the exchange of best practices, and joint work to address the challenges of increasing the competitiveness of the industry.
I wish all participants productive work, constructive discussions, and new professional contacts. We look forward to fruitful cooperation and new joint initiatives.
Российская отрасль всегда была открыта для внедрения лучших мировых практик и сотрудничества. Сегодня мы четко осознаем, что развитие собственных технологий и инноваций является гарантией устойчивого роста, конкурентоспособности и независимости. Одной из ключевых задач в этом контексте является установление диалога между
всеми заинтересованными сторонами. Конгресс руководителей предлагает насыщенную повестку, авторитетный состав участников и высокий уровень дискуссий.
Выражаю надежду, что собрание окажется продуктивным, а каждый участник получит возможность приобрести новые идеи, установить деловые контакты и получить ценный опыт.
Позвольте пожелать участникам Конгресса руководителей успешной и плодотворной работы!
Выражаю надежду, что собрание окажется продуктивным, а каждый участник получит возможность приобрести новые идеи, установить деловые контакты и получить ценный опыт.
Позвольте пожелать участникам Конгресса руководителей успешной и плодотворной работы!
In the face of increasing competition and market changes, domestic companies continue to find solutions, expand their product lines, and introduce advanced technologies. Government support and initiatives of industry associations form the basis for further growth and strengthening of positions in the global market.
At the same time, challenges remain, requiring the search for new formats of interaction and the development of a unified strategy. That is why the Leadership Congress is an effective platform for open dialogue, exchange of experience and discussion of key areas of development. The conference will become a source of ideas and practical solutions, as well as allowing each participant to establish new business contacts. I wish you all successful and fruitful work, constructive discussions, and professional discoveries!
At the same time, challenges remain, requiring the search for new formats of interaction and the development of a unified strategy. That is why the Leadership Congress is an effective platform for open dialogue, exchange of experience and discussion of key areas of development. The conference will become a source of ideas and practical solutions, as well as allowing each participant to establish new business contacts. I wish you all successful and fruitful work, constructive discussions, and professional discoveries!
In the face of increasing competition and market changes, domestic companies continue to find solutions, expand their product lines, and introduce advanced technologies. Government support and initiatives of industry associations form the basis for further growth and strengthening of positions in the global market.
At the same time, challenges remain, requiring the search for new formats of interaction and the development of a unified strategy. That is why the Leadership Congress is an effective platform for open dialogue, exchange of experience and discussion of key areas of development. The conference will become a source of ideas and practical solutions, as well as allowing each participant to establish new business contacts. I wish you all successful and fruitful work, constructive discussions, and professional discoveries!
At the same time, challenges remain, requiring the search for new formats of interaction and the development of a unified strategy. That is why the Leadership Congress is an effective platform for open dialogue, exchange of experience and discussion of key areas of development. The conference will become a source of ideas and practical solutions, as well as allowing each participant to establish new business contacts. I wish you all successful and fruitful work, constructive discussions, and professional discoveries!
On behalf of the Association of Oil Refiners and Petrochemists, I am pleased to welcome you to the 2026 Lubricants Market Leaders Congress!
The lubricants industry is entering a new period of development. The year 2025 has shown that flexibility, adaptability, and teamwork are becoming key success factors.
The lubricants industry is entering a new period of development. The year 2025 has shown that flexibility, adaptability, and teamwork are becoming key success factors.
On behalf of the Association of Oil Refiners and Petrochemists, I am pleased to welcome you to the 2026 Lubricants Market Leaders Congress!
The lubricants industry is entering a new period of development. The year 2025 has shown that flexibility, adaptability, and teamwork are becoming key success factors. In the face of increasing competition and market changes, domestic companies continue to find solutions, expand their product lines, and introduce advanced technologies. Government support and initiatives of industry associations form the basis for further growth and strengthening of positions in the global market.
At the same time, challenges remain, requiring the search for new formats of interaction and the development of a unified strategy. That is why the Leadership Congress is an effective platform for open dialogue, exchange of experience and discussion of key areas of development. The conference will become a source of ideas and practical solutions, as well as allowing each participant to establish new business contacts. I wish you all successful and fruitful work, constructive discussions, and professional discoveries!
The lubricants industry is entering a new period of development. The year 2025 has shown that flexibility, adaptability, and teamwork are becoming key success factors. In the face of increasing competition and market changes, domestic companies continue to find solutions, expand their product lines, and introduce advanced technologies. Government support and initiatives of industry associations form the basis for further growth and strengthening of positions in the global market.
At the same time, challenges remain, requiring the search for new formats of interaction and the development of a unified strategy. That is why the Leadership Congress is an effective platform for open dialogue, exchange of experience and discussion of key areas of development. The conference will become a source of ideas and practical solutions, as well as allowing each participant to establish new business contacts. I wish you all successful and fruitful work, constructive discussions, and professional discoveries!
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The state strategy for the development of the chemical and petrochemical industry sets a course toward technical re-equipment and modernization, the establishment of new production facilities, increased innovation activity, and the strengthening of raw material and resource supply. Government policy restricts the procurement of imported chemical products and production components for use in strategic industries while simultaneously supporting domestic initiatives.
At the same time, several contemporary challenges must be taken into account when shaping industry strategy. These include an unstable banking environment and changes in the investment climate that affect the attractiveness of projects, as well as geopolitical risks such as sanctions, supply chain disruptions, and the need to diversify markets and suppliers. These factors create additional requirements for production localization and the resilience of technological and supply chains.
The second conference and supplier fair on low- and medium-tonnage projects "MULTI-TONNAGE CHEMISTRY 2026" will consider the production of industrial and specialty chemicals and innovative materials:
The event’s goal is to achieve technological sovereignty and sustainable development of the chemical industry through the development of practical solutions and joint projects.
Concept: the more complex the chemical compound, the more profitable its production.
Challenges: transition to a green economy, lack of domestic funding, high cost of capital given the asset-intensive nature of the sector, entering international markets, and "gaps" in production chains.
The conference will be attended by representatives from the chemical, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, food, and construction industries; manufacturers and owners of small and medium production sites; engineering companies; equipment suppliers; research institutes; educational institutions; professional associations; and representatives of government and regulatory bodies.
The special theme for 2026 is WATER FOR ALL 2026.
At the same time, several contemporary challenges must be taken into account when shaping industry strategy. These include an unstable banking environment and changes in the investment climate that affect the attractiveness of projects, as well as geopolitical risks such as sanctions, supply chain disruptions, and the need to diversify markets and suppliers. These factors create additional requirements for production localization and the resilience of technological and supply chains.
The second conference and supplier fair on low- and medium-tonnage projects "MULTI-TONNAGE CHEMISTRY 2026" will consider the production of industrial and specialty chemicals and innovative materials:
- Crop protection chemicals: pesticides, herbicides
- Oilfield reagents: corrosion inhibitors, demulsifiers
- Resins: epoxy, polyester
- Catalysts and inhibitors: for petrochemicals, polymers
- Surfactants
- Chemical reagents and solvents: propylene glycol, ethanol, methanol, acetone
- Pigments
- Water treatment substances: coagulants, flocculants
- Textile chemicals: simple polyesters, hydrogen peroxide, sodium hydroxide
- Specialty plastics and rubbers: terephthalic acid, fiber-grade polyethylene terephthalate, polyphenylene sulfide, polyamides
- Cosmetic ingredients: ethanolamines, ethylenamines, organic peroxides
- Fuel and lubricant additives: antioxidants, friction modifiers
- Adhesives and sealants (industrial, construction)
- Disinfectants: antiseptics, sterilizers
- Food additives: citric and lactic acids, xanthan, gluten, etc.
The event’s goal is to achieve technological sovereignty and sustainable development of the chemical industry through the development of practical solutions and joint projects.
Concept: the more complex the chemical compound, the more profitable its production.
Challenges: transition to a green economy, lack of domestic funding, high cost of capital given the asset-intensive nature of the sector, entering international markets, and "gaps" in production chains.
The conference will be attended by representatives from the chemical, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, food, and construction industries; manufacturers and owners of small and medium production sites; engineering companies; equipment suppliers; research institutes; educational institutions; professional associations; and representatives of government and regulatory bodies.
The special theme for 2026 is WATER FOR ALL 2026.
Venue
Hilton Moscow Leningradskaya - a historic hotel in the heart of Moscow. The hotel building has the status of an architectural monument and was constructed in 1954. For tourists and business travelers, the hotel offers accommodation, dining, and leisure services in Moscow.
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Moscow, Kalanchevskaya Street, 21/40
Moscow, Kalanchevskaya Street, 21/40
How it was in 2025
Multi-Tonnage Chemistry 2025: From a Global Perspective to Practical Solutions
On 2–3 September, Moscow hosted the conference and exhibition “Multi-Tonnage Chemistry 2025” — a new industry platform that brought together representatives of large production complexes, developers, research organizations, and engineering centers. The discussions focused on large-, medium- and low-tonnage chemistry and their interconnections.
The event provided a space for professional dialogue: experts discussed the impact of new projects on the market, prospects for the development of small and medium-sized chemical production, the role of digitalization as a factor of competitiveness, and the implementation of innovations as a source of industry growth.
Organizer — Energy Leader.
Key Highlights of the Conference
A Global Perspective
Anton Maksimov, Director of the A.V. Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis of the RAS and a full member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, delivered an academic presentation on the interconnections between large-, medium- and small-tonnage chemistry and their impact on the sustainable development of the industry. Special attention was paid to energy efficiency in comparison with competitor countries, the development of infrastructure for small-scale chemistry, and the search for niche products. The presentation also noted that digitalization and AI open new horizons for small and micro formats.
Petrochemicals in the World and in Russia
“Mass capacity additions in China are changing global petrochemicals, but the Russian market still retains development opportunities,” said Ivan Timonin, Project Manager at Implem. He emphasized the slowdown in demand growth for polymers and the reduction in global trade volumes of large-tonnage polymers, intensified by the planned start-up of more than 60 million tonnes of olefins in China by 203.
The Russian market shows resilience due to the redistribution of flows, growth in domestic consumption, and the potential for import substitution. The expert also pointed to systemic challenges: the high cost of small projects, dependence on imported technologies, and the need for comprehensive government support.
Advanced Solutions for the Agricultural Sector
Ksenia Belousova, Head of the Agroservices Department at the Uralchem Group, presented a line of new fertilizers ready for market entry, including:
- bio-modified compound fertilizers that increase nutrient use efficiency
- low-phosphorus products that can reduce per-hectare costs
- compound fertilizers with microelements that boost yield and product quality
- liquid microfertilizers for targeted adjustment of feeding schemes
- water-soluble fertilizers with additives that meet market requirements
These products were presented as tools to improve efficiency and quality of agricultural production in the face of modern challenges.
Practice of Large-Scale Chemistry and Syngas
The sessions on the second day were devoted to large-tonnage chemistry and syngas. Lola Ogrel (Energy Sector Analytical Center) presented an overview of petrochemical projects; Alexander Mazur (SATEC TM) spoke about the performance of absorbents in ammonia production; and Valery Kuznetsov (VKB-Singaz) highlighted issues in the expertise of catalysts and syngas technologies when transitioning to new suppliers. Engineering solutions in the field of shut-off and control valves were also discussed (presentations by Vasily Anufriev, Lortex Eco, and Boris Yaguda, RusChlor Association). These presentations emphasized that technological reliability and standardization remain key conditions for the sustainable development of large chemical productions.
Digitalization and AI
Under the chairmanship of Dmitry Anashkin, Project Manager of Core Digital Projects at SIBUR, a lively discussion took place on digital solutions in industry.Participants discussed how the interaction between manufacturers and end users has changed thanks to AI, which tasks require strict control, and what myths have formed around the use of software from foreign suppliers. Special attention was given to the concept of low‑manpower production: experts stressed that AI and digital tools not only improve efficiency but also help companies adapt to new market conditions.
Strategies for Low‑Tonnage Projects
The discussion clubs covered issues of state support for the sector: tax incentives, subsidies for new production facilities, and the creation of investment funds for innovative projects. The topic of increasing local production volumes to enhance import independence was raised, as well as strategies for bringing Russian manufacturers to international markets.
Conclusion
“Multi‑Tonnage Chemistry 2025” showed that the industry’s sustainable development is possible only through a comprehensive approach — from global analysis and government support to digital solutions and the creation of innovative products.
The first day concluded with a gala cocktail reception that became one of the conference’s highlights, where participants discussed the day’s outcomes in an informal setting. Energy Leader congratulated guests on Oilman’s Day, and congratulations were also extended to STRONG, which is celebrating an anniversary in 2025 — the celebratory cake became a symbol of the evening’s unity.
The conference once again confirmed that it is not only a platform for business dialogue but also a space for strengthening professional ties and finding new partnerships.
On 2–3 September, Moscow hosted the conference and exhibition “Multi-Tonnage Chemistry 2025” — a new industry platform that brought together representatives of large production complexes, developers, research organizations, and engineering centers. The discussions focused on large-, medium- and low-tonnage chemistry and their interconnections.
The event provided a space for professional dialogue: experts discussed the impact of new projects on the market, prospects for the development of small and medium-sized chemical production, the role of digitalization as a factor of competitiveness, and the implementation of innovations as a source of industry growth.
Organizer — Energy Leader.
Key Highlights of the Conference
A Global Perspective
Anton Maksimov, Director of the A.V. Topchiev Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis of the RAS and a full member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, delivered an academic presentation on the interconnections between large-, medium- and small-tonnage chemistry and their impact on the sustainable development of the industry. Special attention was paid to energy efficiency in comparison with competitor countries, the development of infrastructure for small-scale chemistry, and the search for niche products. The presentation also noted that digitalization and AI open new horizons for small and micro formats.
Petrochemicals in the World and in Russia
“Mass capacity additions in China are changing global petrochemicals, but the Russian market still retains development opportunities,” said Ivan Timonin, Project Manager at Implem. He emphasized the slowdown in demand growth for polymers and the reduction in global trade volumes of large-tonnage polymers, intensified by the planned start-up of more than 60 million tonnes of olefins in China by 203.
The Russian market shows resilience due to the redistribution of flows, growth in domestic consumption, and the potential for import substitution. The expert also pointed to systemic challenges: the high cost of small projects, dependence on imported technologies, and the need for comprehensive government support.
Advanced Solutions for the Agricultural Sector
Ksenia Belousova, Head of the Agroservices Department at the Uralchem Group, presented a line of new fertilizers ready for market entry, including:
- bio-modified compound fertilizers that increase nutrient use efficiency
- low-phosphorus products that can reduce per-hectare costs
- compound fertilizers with microelements that boost yield and product quality
- liquid microfertilizers for targeted adjustment of feeding schemes
- water-soluble fertilizers with additives that meet market requirements
These products were presented as tools to improve efficiency and quality of agricultural production in the face of modern challenges.
Practice of Large-Scale Chemistry and Syngas
The sessions on the second day were devoted to large-tonnage chemistry and syngas. Lola Ogrel (Energy Sector Analytical Center) presented an overview of petrochemical projects; Alexander Mazur (SATEC TM) spoke about the performance of absorbents in ammonia production; and Valery Kuznetsov (VKB-Singaz) highlighted issues in the expertise of catalysts and syngas technologies when transitioning to new suppliers. Engineering solutions in the field of shut-off and control valves were also discussed (presentations by Vasily Anufriev, Lortex Eco, and Boris Yaguda, RusChlor Association). These presentations emphasized that technological reliability and standardization remain key conditions for the sustainable development of large chemical productions.
Digitalization and AI
Under the chairmanship of Dmitry Anashkin, Project Manager of Core Digital Projects at SIBUR, a lively discussion took place on digital solutions in industry.Participants discussed how the interaction between manufacturers and end users has changed thanks to AI, which tasks require strict control, and what myths have formed around the use of software from foreign suppliers. Special attention was given to the concept of low‑manpower production: experts stressed that AI and digital tools not only improve efficiency but also help companies adapt to new market conditions.
Strategies for Low‑Tonnage Projects
The discussion clubs covered issues of state support for the sector: tax incentives, subsidies for new production facilities, and the creation of investment funds for innovative projects. The topic of increasing local production volumes to enhance import independence was raised, as well as strategies for bringing Russian manufacturers to international markets.
Conclusion
“Multi‑Tonnage Chemistry 2025” showed that the industry’s sustainable development is possible only through a comprehensive approach — from global analysis and government support to digital solutions and the creation of innovative products.
The first day concluded with a gala cocktail reception that became one of the conference’s highlights, where participants discussed the day’s outcomes in an informal setting. Energy Leader congratulated guests on Oilman’s Day, and congratulations were also extended to STRONG, which is celebrating an anniversary in 2025 — the celebratory cake became a symbol of the evening’s unity.
The conference once again confirmed that it is not only a platform for business dialogue but also a space for strengthening professional ties and finding new partnerships.
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