World’s northernmost coal power plant shuts down
Longyearbyen at Svalbard switches from coal to diesel and halves the emission of CO2. October 19 marks the last day
Read moreLongyearbyen at Svalbard switches from coal to diesel and halves the emission of CO2. October 19 marks the last day
Read moreAir Greenland announced this week that it will operate a weekly flight between Nuuk and Iqaluit starting in the summer
Read moreThe 1,300 km long pipeline will provide natural gas to households in Murmansk and Karelia and supply a new LNG
Read moreA nation-wide pilot shortage has prompted a Canadian airline serving the Arctic to team up with an Alberta university to
Read moreThe physical facilities at Storskog border checkpoint do not meet the Norwegian standards required for carrying out control. From Friday,
Read moreBy Emma Tranter · CBC News The Nunavut Impact Review Board (NIRB) has rejected a proposal from Agnico Eagle Mines to build a
Read moreThe Victoria Gold Corp. has been fined $95,000 after pleading guilty to violating some of its licence conditions at the Eagle
Read moreBy Joshua A. Bickel · The Associated Press Lane Bolich first came to work in Alaska for the freedom and excitement that comes
Read moreProtecting and preserving the marine environment in the Arctic can play an increasingly important role in Nunavut’s economy, while at
Read moreJapan will make comprehensive decisions to ensure the country’s energy supply is stable while cooperating with the G7 group amid
Read moreCompany Gazprom Nedra could face serious trouble in Arctic shelf exploration as it is included in an updated U.S sanctions
Read moreBy Caitrin Pilkington · CBC News Members of the Northern Air Transport Association (NATA) were in Ottawa on Thursday to discuss the
Read moreDespite dangerous and unpredictable conditions, Arctic shipping has seen seven per cent annual growth over the last decade, something that
Read moreWe are entering a new level of partnership with China,” Murmansk Governor Andrei Chibis said as he in September met with leaders
Read moreBy Yoshifumi Takemoto, Reuters Japan will ensure stable and steady energy supply to the country even after the U.S. imposed
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