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2020 November 28
https://phys.org
Russian oil giant announces start of vast Arctic project
The Vostok project, the cornerstone of Russia's Arctic ambitions, brings together several Rosneft activities in the Russian Far North...Russian oil giant announces start of vast Arctic project
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2020 November 27
https://tass.com
Moscow eyes proposal for Belarus to build fertilizer terminal in Russian port
The Russian Ministry of Transport can suggest that Belarusian shippers construct their fertilizer terminal in a Russian port...Moscow eyes proposal for Belarus to build fertilizer terminal in Russian port
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2020 November 27
https://www.reuters.com
Russia's Novatek starts LNG ship-to-ship operations in Murmansk
Russian gas producer Novatek has started ship-to-ship loadings of liquefied natural gas from the Yamal LNG project near the northern port of Murmansk...Russia's Novatek starts LNG ship-to-ship operations in Murmansk
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2020 November 27
https://in.reuters.com
Nord Stream 2 pipe-laying vessel departs project hub for Kaliningrad
Pipe-laying vessel Akademik Cherskiy, expected to be used to finish the Moscow-led Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, has left the German project hub of Mukran and is heading to the Russian port of Kaliningrad...Nord Stream 2 pipe-laying vessel departs project hub for Kaliningrad
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2020 November 24
https://www.marinelink.com
UN's IMO Approves Ban on Heavy Ship Fuel in Arctic after July 2024
The Clean Arctic Alliance coalition described the regulations as "outrageous" as it included exemptions and waivers...UN's IMO Approves Ban on Heavy Ship Fuel in Arctic after July 2024
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2020 November 24
https://maritime-executive.com
Samsung Heavy Industries wins its largest order ever
The nature of the product was not disclosed, but most observers believe that it is associated with a Russian government-backed order for 15 icebreaking LNG carriers at the newly-rebuilt Zvezda Shipyard...Samsung Heavy Industries wins its largest order ever
2019 July 17
Mikhail Budnichenko: “The order portfolio of Sevmash is full for the nearest years”
Nuclear-powered missile carriers built by Severedvinsk based Sevmash shipyard have made the core of Russia’s maritime nuclear force. Mikhail Budnichenko, General Director of the defence industry shipyard, tells IAA PortNews about the large-scale modernization of the company parallel to fulfillment of both military and civil strategic orders.