Crude oil and natural gas output reflects the dynamics of the country's extractive industries. Indicators record volumes of extracted raw materials and flared associated gas at fields for the reporting month. The dataset provides information on various product categories grouped by OKPD2 codes. This data allows for viewing the production structure in the energy sector for a specific period, covering major types of raw materials
Dynamics of crude oil and natural gas production by product type for May 2026
Rosstat data. Series: 44, indicators: 4. Table rows: Associated petroleum gas from oil fields, flared at …; Associated petroleum gas from oil fields, flared at …; Associated petroleum gas from oil fields, flared at …; Associated petroleum gas from oil fields, flared at …; Associated petroleum gas from oil fields, flared at … and others
Five largest values: Natural and associated gas — Ural Federal… (242 893), Combustible natural gas (natural gas) — Ur… (217 582), Natural and associated gas — Far Eastern Fed… (24 619), Natural and associated gas — Siberian Federal… (20 866), Combustible natural gas (natural gas) — Si… (16 538). The gap between the largest and smallest is 6 392 times. The top five account for 90.7% of the total for all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Rows contain information on specific product types distinguished by classifier codes. During analysis, attention is drawn to the values for associated gas flared at f, where a value of 147.471 is recorded for code 31. Comparing these rows helps to understand what proportion of resources is used for their intended purpose versus what is flared directly at the fields. Each row corresponds to a specific product code, simplifying the search for a particular item in the list
What is visible in these numbers
The dataset contains the following indicators: OKPD2 code (OKEI, OKATO); Reporting month; Previous month; Period from the beginning of the reporting year
Out of 100 possible values, 100 (100%) are filled — there are practically no missing values
Data is current as of May 2026. The information is suitable for assessing the state of the energy market and planning resource extraction in the industrial sector. Rosstat data allows for monitoring raw material output volumes and using them in economic calculations. Information on output volumes of key products in the oil and gas industry helps in reporting and analyzing the current situation in the extractive segment of the economy
How it is calculated
Production volumes are used to judge capacity utilization in the industry, calculate the market size for components, and determine where to offer products
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