Integra
Pavel Lopatnikov has a strong background in the engineering department, specifically in cementing for the oil and gas industry. Pavel held a position as Head of Engineering department at Integra since 2015, where they focused on monitoring and improving profit and loss. Prior to that, Pavel worked at Halliburton as a Technical Professional Leader Engineer, providing support for cementing operations and implementing new technology. Pavel also worked at Weatherford as a Region Product Line Manager for Cementing and as a Lead Engineer and Sales Leader. Before joining Weatherford, Pavel was a Cement Engineer for an offshore project at Schlumberger, where they collaborated with the key client Dragon Oil.
Pavel Lopatnikov completed their education from 2000 to 2005 at Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas (National Research University), where they obtained an Engineer's degree in Oil and Gas chemistry. Additionally, they have obtained several certifications throughout their career. In 2014, they completed the Bosiet course at Survivex and the I-Cem Engineering Course at Halliburton. In 2013, they received certification in Weatherford Cement software and chemicals, and in 2011, they completed the Squeeze school training at Weatherford. Furthermore, in 2010, they attended the SD-2 WCS Cementing Course at Schlumberger. Most recently, in 2018, Pavel obtained the BOSIET certification from the Morsspasflot Maritime Rescue Service.
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Integra
Integra Group (LSE: INTE) is a leading provider of diversified oilfield services and integrated solutions. With a strong presence across Russia, Integra Group employs nearly 10,000 people. Our operational experience includes Russia, the CIS, Middle East, and South America. Integra Group provides complimentary solutions covering all stages of the production life cycle: from field development planning to well construction and production enhancement, as well as workover and well abandonment. Our portfolio of services is complemented by a wide range of proprietary drilling tools and well testing equipment. The company comprises two major business segments: oil and gas well drilling, well servicing and workover; and a technology services division. Technology services division is represented by field and well planning, directional drilling and drill bit services, well testing services and equipment, well logging, drilling tools, well cementing and coiled tubing services. Headquartered in Moscow, Integra has offices in the key oil and gas producing regions of Russia: West Siberia (Nizhnevartovsk, Tomsk, Nyagan, etc.), Timano-Pechora (Usinsk), Volga region (Samara, Buzuluk, etc.) and Sakhalin (Okha). Integra’s clients include Russian and international oil majors such as Rosneft, ExxonMobil, Shell, Total, Gazprom Neft, LUKOIL, Surgutneftegas, NOVATEK, and other medium to small independent E&P companies, operating independently in the market or through local joint ventures. Company revenue was $623 million in 2012. Integra has been listed on the London Stock Exchange since 2007. We are a truly independent company maintaining our free-float at about 70%. As a public company, Integra adheres to the best-in-class international standards for corporate governance, financial reporting and operational transparency.