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2021 December 1
https://www.upstreamonline.com
Arctic LNG 2 secures project financing lifeline
Russia's second largest liquefied natural gas development, Arctic LNG 2, has finally secured credit lines worth €9.5 billion needed to complete the project...Arctic LNG 2 secures project financing lifeline
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2021 November 29
https://valdaiclub.com
According to the financial and economic model of the corridors, the total potential of their carrying capacity by 2030 will amount up to 45 million tonnes...The Belt Without a Road: Difficulties With the Transport Component of Russian-Chinese Cooperation in the Far East
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2021 November 26
https://www.offshore-energy.biz
IMO MEPC77 fails to revise current GHG target for 2050
Despite widespread support for keeping warming below 1.5 degrees and for ending ship climate emissions by 2050, the IMO made no progress to agree on the new goal...IMO MEPC77 fails to revise current GHG target for 2050
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2021 November 26
https://www.offshore-energy.biz
China is the world’s leading shipowning nation
China has moved up from second in January to first place this time, owning a total of $191 bn in assets...China is the world’s leading shipowning nation
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2021 November 26
https://thebarentsobserver.com
Ice-locked Arctic towns might not get needed supplies
Ships loaded with several thousand tons of goods are unable to reach settlements along Russia's Arctic coast following the early freeze on the Northern Sea Route...Ice-locked Arctic towns might not get needed supplies
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2021 November 25
https://www.thearcticinstitute.org
UAE-based DP World, a global leader in logistics, signed an agreement with Russia’s state-owned Rosatom to co-develop and operate cargo services along the Asia-Europe route...Dubai and the Opening Arctic: Russia’s Rosatom and UAE Logistics Company to Cooperate in the Far North
2018 July 17
Closed transshipment of coal is under consideration in Russia
Draft law on closed transshipment of dusty cargo in seaports has been recently submitted to the State Dгma of Russia. RF Government had not earlier approved the bill. Experts consider it to be excessive and politically motivated. They also believe it can stop coal exports from the country’s ports (some 154 million tonnes per year).