The article describes its own methodology for determining indicators, based on the analysis of standard and specific indicators for the enterprises of fuel and energy complex. The article is devoted to the consideration of modern approaches to the definition of the concept “production and technological potential of organizations of the fuel and energy complex of the Russian Federation”. The article touches upon some topical issues of effective management of the use and development of the TEC enterprise production potential. The study uses several approaches: generalization, systematization, formalization, logical, formal methods, as well as comparative analysis methods to study modern approaches to the definition of the studied concept. The tasks considered in the article are theoretical. The economic content of the concept of production and technological potential of the fuel and energy complex and the production system is disclosed. The article presents current economic content of the concept of production and technological potential of energy companies based on a review of modern approaches to the definition of this concept, as well as indicators for the implementation of the production system.

This article discusses the connection of the new Russian classification of reserves and resources (NCR) with international standards and practices, provides the main conditions and factors that shape the need for Russian oil and gas companies to audit reserves according to international classifications. The aim of the study is to identify the need for further integration of domestic and international methods for quantifying and categorizing reserves. The objective of the study is to identify areas of modernization of domestic approaches in order to increase the credibility of the Russian classification for the international financial institutions

This article analyses the state support effectiveness in the field of the oil and gas engineering industry development at the current stage. Low competitiveness of the oil and gas equipment made in Russia has been linked to technical and economical specifics of the industry sector (high equipment capacity; low level of reliability; non-compliance with the international standards, including ecological standards; obsolete design and non-compliance with the ergonomics standards; virtual absence of customer service system; frequent shipment delays and failure to ensure shipment completeness; lack of client awareness of output products and their characteristics), as well as current situation in related industries, such as metallurgical industry. The author highlights the key issues in the development of this sector, including those inherited from the Soviet time, analyses the main goals of the import substitution policy implementation in the leading technological areas of oil and gas engineering development.