Russia is the world’s second-largest oil producer and third-largest natural gas producer, with operations spanning West Siberia, East Siberia, the Arctic, and offshore Sakhalin. Rosneft operates the world’s largest oil company by reserves, with major fields including Vankor, Priobskoye, and Yuganskneftegas. Lukoil operates Kogalym, Langepas, and Urai fields in West Siberia. Gazprom’s Bovanenkovo gas field on Yamal Peninsula and Novatek’s Arctic LNG projects on the Yamal and Gydan peninsulas represent the Arctic frontier of Russian gas development. Sakhalin Energy’s Sakhalin II LNG — operated by a Shell-led consortium with Gazprom, Mitsui, and Diamond Gas — produces from the Molikpaq and Lunskoye platforms. Across Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure, international operators and EPC contractors apply ATEX certification requirements for classified Zone 1 and Zone 2 area equipment. Infinity EX supplies ATEX-certified mobile phones for Russia’s petroleum and industrial operations.
Russia operates a parallel equipment certification framework alongside international standards. Russian GOST standards (GOST R series implementing IEC 60079) and ExTR (Technical Regulations of the Customs Union) are the domestic certification requirements. However, international operators including Shell, TotalEnergies, ExxonMobil, and BP applied ATEX standards on their Russian joint venture projects — particularly Sakhalin I (ExxonMobil-operated), Sakhalin II (Shell/Gazprom), and TNK-BP operations. Major EPC contractors working in Russia across Lukoil’s West Siberian projects and Novatek’s LNG development also specify ATEX compliance for communication equipment. Infinity EX ATEX devices provide internationally recognised certification documentation aligned to these international operator standards.
Novatek’s Yamal LNG at Sabetta and the in-development Arctic LNG 2 represent Russia’s Arctic gas liquefaction frontier, operating in conditions down to -50°C. At these temperatures, standard ATEX devices may fail to operate correctly. ATEX mobile phones for Yamal and Arctic Russian operations must be rated for extreme low-temperature performance while maintaining intrinsic safety certification. Process modules on floating and fixed Arctic LNG installations create continuous Zone 1 classified areas at temperatures well below standard ATEX device operating ranges. Infinity EX devices are tested and rated for extended low-temperature operation.
EPC contractors including TechnipFMC, Linde Engineering, Saipem, and Technip Energies have deployed engineering workforces on Russia’s major oil and gas projects. International operators’ global HSE standards mandated ATEX-certified devices for classified zone access. Procurement routes for international-standard equipment in Russia were typically handled through European or Middle East logistics hubs. Infinity EX supports international procurement for Russian operations through global delivery networks with complete ATEX documentation packages.
Infinity EX supplies ATEX-certified mobile phones to international oil companies, EPC contractors, and industrial operations in Russia. Contact us for product specifications, ATEX Declaration of Conformity, Arctic cold-weather performance data, and pricing for your Russian operations.
Infinity Ex ATEX-certified devices are deployed across major industrial operations in Russia and the region, trusted by leading operators including KOC, KNPC, ADNOC, Saudi Aramco, and Shell for hazardous area communications. Every device ships with full ATEX certification documentation and technical support.
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