Shadow fleet plays name game in Arctic waters
The owners of the LNG tankers that have lied idle in the Russian part of the Barents Sea for almost
Read moreThe owners of the LNG tankers that have lied idle in the Russian part of the Barents Sea for almost
Read moreBy Eric Stone The Trump administration’s National Energy Dominance Council is planning an Alaska summit with leaders from Japan and South
Read moreRussia, the world’s second biggest oil exporter and the second largest natural gas producer, sees stable crude production and significant
Read moreBy Katya Golubkova Qilak LNG, which is hoping to develop a LNG project in Alaska, wants to be part of
Read moreSince his election, President Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed support for a major natural gas pipeline in Alaska — comments
Read moreFor more than a week, the 236 meter long LNG carrier has been sailing back-and-forth in the North Sea. On
Read moreThe Everest Energy used to be based in a Norwegian port and sail under Norwegian flag. Now it is operated
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 400 meter long and 60 meter wide vessel arrived in Ura Guba on the Barents Sea coast in late
Read moreAs we approach the year’s end, Eye on the Arctic is reflecting on the past 12 months in northern news.
Read moreThe 1,300 km long pipeline will provide natural gas to households in Murmansk and Karelia and supply a new LNG
Read moreVladimir Putin summons key energy industry representatives to a meeting on the construction of a 1,300 km long gas pipeline
Read moreThe more than 200 meter long Pugnax sails through the Bering Strait and westwards on the Northern Sea Route. On
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