The document was signed at the Russian Energy Week forum by the Association’s President, Sergey Brilev, and the university’s rector, Viktor Martynov.
The Association and university agreed to conduct research, popularise scientific developments and to engage students and graduate students in joint projects. The two sides also plan to conduct joint work on inviting foreign academics and on exchanging specialists to give lectures and conduct symposiums and conferences.
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U.S. giant ExxonMobil has started selling off its oil and gas assets in the first major shale field in the United States.
The company that served as the developer of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada to the United States is seeking compensation of $15 billion for the cancellation of the project by the U.S. government.
At the beginning of autumn, Russia took over from the United States first place among world oil producers, according to data from Rosstata, the Russian Federal State Statistics Service.
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