The Gazprom logo features a stylized “G” topped with a light-blue flame-like element symbolizing natural gas and warmth supplied to homes and industry. The design blends clean geometric shapes and smooth lines, emphasizing technological reliability and modernity. This logo version, with its distinctive typography and restrained blue palette, has been in use since the mid-1990s, adopted under Rem Vyakhirev and retained by Alexey Miller.
Gazprom is a Russian state-owned company founded in 1989 from the USSR’s Ministry of Gas Industry. It engages in exploration, production, transportation, and sale of natural gas, oil, and energy resources. The name “Gazprom” derives from “Gazovaya Promyshlennost” (gas industry), reflecting its core business. Gazprom holds the world’s largest natural gas reserves, operates an extensive pipeline network, and plays a critical role in the energy security of Russia, Europe, and Asia. It is involved in major export pipelines including Nord Stream and Power of Siberia and remains one of the world’s leading energy firms.
