Rare gases (neon, krypton, xenon) in Russia and Ukraine: Production, Market and Forecast

Annotation

1. Introduction

2. Requirements for the quality of rare gases and their mixtures

3. Technologies and equipment used for the production of rare gases in Russia

4. Production of rare gases in Russia and Ukraine in 2008-2017

4.1. Structure and volumes of production

4.2. The main producers of rare gases in Russia and Ukraine

Metallurgical companies of Russia

Specialized companies of Ukraine and Russia

LLC "Icebox", LLC "Cryoin Engineering"

LLC "Soval"

LLC "Chrome"

LLC "Akela-N"

Subsidiary enterprise "Ingaz"

OJSC "Moskoks"

5. Export-import of rare gases in 2008-2017

5.1 Russia

Export

Import

5.2 Ukraine

6. Prices for rare gases in 2012-2018

7. Consumption of rare gases in Russia in 2010-2017

8. Status and prospects of development of the rare gas market in Russia / CIS

Application. Contact information on the main participants of the rare gas market in Russia

Table 1: Content of rare gases in the Earth's atmosphere

Table 2: Requirements for the quality of krypton and krypton-xenon mixture (GOST 10219-77)

Table 3: Requirements for the quality of xenon (GOST 10219-77)

Table 4: Requirements for the quality of krypton (TU 2114-004-39791733-2002)

Table 5: Requirements for the quality of xenon (TU 2114-003-39791733-2002)

Table 6:. Requirements for the quality of neon (TU 2114-006-39791733-2002)

Table 7: Potential possibilities of separation of primary mixtures of rare gases with different types of ASPU, Nm3 / h

Table 8: Large air separation plants with separation of rare gas mixtures at metallurgical enterprises of Russia

Table 9: Performance characteristics of plants for processing the primary krypton concentrate to produce a krypton-xenon mixture

Table 10: Installations for isolation of krypton-xenon mixtures at metallurgical enterprises in Russia and Ukraine

Table 11: Technical characteristics of the KS-0,4 installation produced by JSC "Cryogenmash"

Table 12: Estimated annual production of rare gases in Russia and Ukraine, thousand m3

Table 13 The main specialized companies for the production of rare gases from Russia and Ukraine, the range of products, capacities

Table 14: Dynamics of export supplies of mixtures of rare gases by Russian metallurgical enterprises (excluding traders) in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 15: Dynamics of import of mixtures of rare gases LLC "Icebox" and LLC "Cryoin Engineering" from Russia in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 16: Dynamics of export supplies of rare gases LLC "Icebox" and LLC "Cryoin Engineering" in 2015-2017, thousand m3

Table 17: Dynamics of export supplies of mixtures of rare gases LLC "Soval" in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 18: The main financial indicators of LLC "Soval" in 2008-2016, million rubles

Table 19: The main financial indicators of LLC "Chrome" in 2005-2015, million rubles

Table 20: Dynamics of export supplies of rare gases LLC "Akela-N" in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 21: The main financial indicators of LLC Akela-N in 2012-2016, million rubles

Table 22: The main financial indicators of LLC "Ksemed" in 2012-2016, million rubles

Table 23: Dynamics of export supplies of rare gases of DP "Ingaz" in 2015-2017, thousand m3

Table 24: Directions for the supply of rare gases from Russia in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 25: Directions of supplies of krypton-xenon mixtures from Russia in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 26: Directions of supplies of krypton from Russia in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 27: Directions of xenon supplies from Russia in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 28: Major Russian companies exporting rare gases in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 29: Major foreign companies importing Russian rare gases in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 30: Directions of import supplies of rare gases by Russia in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 31: Directions of Russia's imports of neon in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 32: Major Russian companies importing rare gases in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Table 33: Directions of export supplies of rare gases of Ukraine in 2013-2017, thousand m3

Table 34: Directions of import supplies of rare gases of Ukraine in 2013-2017, thousand m3

Table 35: The main Ukrainian companies exporting rare gases in 2015-2017, thousand m3

Table 36: Export average annual prices for a neon-helium mixture of different suppliers in 2008-2017, USD / m3

Table 37: Export prices of Ukrainian suppliers in 2017 for neon, krypton and xenon of different brands, USD / m3

Table 38: Main areas of use of rare gases in Russia and consumer enterprises

Table 39: Release of different types of lamps in Russia in 2010-2016, thousand pieces

Table 40: Results of tenders for the acquisition of xenon in 2017

Figure 1: Structure of production of industrial gases in Russia,%

Figure 2: World structure of raw materials for the production of krypton and xenon (krypton-xenon mixture),%

Figure 3: The share of major countries-suppliers of rare gases in the EU (2013-2017),%

Figure 4: Simplified diagram of the air separation plant, which includes a rare-gas extraction system

Figure 5: Scheme for connecting the krypton primary concentration column to the air separation plant

Figure 6: Schematic diagram of the installation "Chromium-3"

Figure 7: Technological scheme for the separation of helium and neon

Figure 8: The main participants of the rare gas market in Russia and Ukraine

Figure 9: Structural diagram of production and supply of rare gases in Russia and Ukraine

Figure 10: Dynamics of supplies for the export of rare gases LLC "Chrome" in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Figure 11: Dynamics of exports of rare gases to JSC Moskoks in 2008-2017, thousand m3

Figure 12: Dynamics of rare Russian gas exports in 2008-2017, thousand m3 / mn USD

Figure 13: Structure of Russian exports of rare gases by products (consolidated for 2008-2017),%

Figure 14: Geographical structure of Russian exports of rare gases (consolidated for 2008-2017),%

Figure 15: Structure of deliveries of mixtures of rare gases for exporting companies (consolidated for 2008-2017),%

Figure 16: Structure of supplies of krypton and xenon for exporting companies (consolidated for 2008-2017),%

Figure 17: Dynamics of imports of rare gases of Russia in 2008-2016, thousand m3 / mn USD

Figure 18: Structure of Russian imports of rare gases by products (consolidated for 2008-2017),%

Figure 19: Geographical structure of Russian imports of rare gases (consolidated for 2008-2017),%

Figure 20: Structure of the use of imported rare gases (consolidated 2008-2017),%

Figure 21: Export-import of rare gases of Ukraine (2013-2017), thousand m3

Figure 22: Export-import of rare gases of Ukraine (2013-2017), million dollars

Figure 23: Structure of exports of rare gases of Ukraine by products (2013-2017),%

Figure 24: Structure of import of rare gases of Ukraine by products (2013-2017),%

Figure 25: Dynamics of export supplies of krypton and xenon by Ukraine (2015-2017), thousand m3

Figure 26: Sales prices of the krypton-xenon mixture of OAO EVRAZ NTMK in the Russian market (FCA terms) in 2012-2018, thousand rubles / m3

Figure 27: Export average annual prices for krypton-xenon mixture of various Russian suppliers in 2008-2017, USD / m3

Figure 28: Imported average annual prices for krypton-xenon mixture in 2008-2016, USD / m3

Figure 29: Sales prices of neon-helium mixture of OJSC NLMK (results of tenders 2017-2018), rub / m3

Figure 30: Export average annual prices for krypton (99.999%) from different suppliers (FCA) in 2008-2017, USD / m3

Figure 31: Sales prices of xenon by different suppliers (results of tenders 2016-2018), rub / l

Figure 32: Dynamics of the production of double-glazed windows in Russia (2010-2017), million m2

Figure 33: Release of certain types of lamps with inert gases in Russia (2010-2016, 2010 = 100),%

Figure 34: Structure of the use of xenon in various areas (analysis of the results of tenders in 2017),%