At the TESC 2025 international conference dedicated to the environmental aspects of hydrocarbon field development, SPE Regional Director for Russia and the Caspian Region Alexey Borisenko presented the activities of the Society of Petroleum Engineers. Speaking to the forum participants, he emphasised the key role of this international organisation in overcoming the modern challenges facing the energy sector. This was reported by the online publication ‘Turkmenistan: Golden age’.

With a global network of offices from Moscow to Kuala Lumpur, SPE creates a platform for technological progress and professional growth for specialists. Its main areas of work include the exchange of best practices, the implementation of innovative solutions and the development of human resources in the industry. Particular attention is paid to environmental initiatives, from monitoring greenhouse gas emissions to introducing low-carbon technologies.

In Turkmenistan, the SPE community brings together about 100 active members, including both experienced professionals and students from the International Oil and Gas University. This interaction between generations creates a favourable environment for knowledge transfer and the development of new skills. As Alexey Borisenko noted, the upcoming industry events in Ashgabat and Baku will open up additional opportunities to showcase the achievements of Turkmen specialists on the international stage.

The TESC 2025 conference confirmed SPE's status as a key integrator of the professional community, contributing not only to technological development but also to the formation of a responsible approach to the development of energy resources.