Russian Institute Believes Country Can Reach Helium Production of 2.8bcf/y by 2030

AKAP
Jan 31
3 min read

According to researchers at Russia's Trofimuk Institute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics, Russian helium production is expected to increase to 80mmcm or ~2.8bcf annually by 2030. We believe this is an aggressive growth target which does not consider several supply chain and operational risk factors.

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