New sanctions take aim on Russia’s war economy
Energy projects in the Russian Arctic are among the main targets of the new sanctions announced by British and U.S
Read moreEnergy projects in the Russian Arctic are among the main targets of the new sanctions announced by British and U.S
Read moreAccording to newspaper Kommersant, Russia’s biggest producer of LNG has decided to move 200 workers from its natural gas field
Read moreBy Elizaveta Vereykina, The Independent Barents Observer The upcoming EU sanctions force Russia to search for new markets, as Europe
Read moreCompanies and ships engaged in supplies of components to Novatek’s project Arctic LNG 2 are added to the U.S sanctions
Read moreThe major Belarus seaport terminal projected built on the shores of the Kola Bay might be among Minsk’s biggest ever
Read moreWar sanctions bite hard on Russia’s Arctic mining and metallurgical giant producing nickel and copper on the Kola Peninsula and
Read moreBy Elizaveta Vereykina, The Independent Barents Observer This is a way of paying for the construction of the pipeline in
Read moreRussia’s Novatek is being forced to scale back its huge Arctic LNG 2 project after Western sanctions curbed its access
Read moreIldar Neverov, the leader of state-owned company Arktikugol, made the announcement about a direct sea route from mainland Russia to
Read moreBy Marwa Rashad and Vladimir Soldatkin Novatek, Russia’s largest producer of liquefied natural gas (LNG), has suspended production at its
Read moreA fancy document presented by a group of consultancy companies outlines billions of rubles of investments in upgraded infrastructure and
Read moreBy Elizaveta Vereykina The cost of flying to the Arctic city of Murmansk has risen up to 76%. In February
Read moreThe Audax and Pugnax on the 27th of February sailed into the Kola Bay towards Novatek’s LNG construction plant. After
Read moreThe 400 meter long and 60 meter wide vessel arrived in Ura Guba on the Barents Sea coast in late
Read moreThe Pugnax and Audax are making it through the thick sea-ice of the Northern Sea Route on their way from
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