The main targets of strategic planning of the Russian vertically-integrated oil-gas companies
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- Postgraduate student Saint-Petersburg State Mining Institute (Technical University)
Abstract
The article discusses main goals and targets of strategic planning in oil companies considering the example of leading vertically-integrated oil-gaz companies. The impact of oil industry on the country’s macroeconomic indices is shown. Besides, main directions of big companies’ activity are analyzed. Special corporate features considered in the companies’ strategic plans should be correlated with the State Energy strategy.
Область исследования:
(Archived) Economical aspects in the developments оf fuel & energy complex
Keywords:
strategic planning
vertically-integrated oil-gaz compainies
state energy strategy
fuel-energy
energy rosources
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