Russia Says Share of Domestic Oil and Gas Equipment Could Reach 82% in 2026

The share of Russian-made oil and gas equipment in the domestic market could reach 82% this year, a Russian minister said, according to a report by the state news agency TASS.

TASS reported that Russia's oil and gas machinery market totaled $3.48 billion in the first half of 2026, citing the minister's remarks.

The report did not specify the minister's name, the government body they represent, or the venue at which the statement was made. It also did not provide a comparison figure for the current or prior share of domestic equipment in the market, nor further details on the methodology behind the projection.

TASS did not include additional context on which segments of the oil and gas machinery sector were covered by the estimate or how the projected 82% share compares with import levels in previous years.

Russia has in recent years emphasized efforts to boost domestic production of industrial equipment, including in the energy sector, amid Western sanctions that have restricted access to some foreign-made machinery and technology.

This report is based solely on the limited excerpt published by TASS. Additional details, including the identity of the minister and further data on the market figures, were not available in the source material.