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Amid diminishing ice and growing international interest in the Arctic, the Northern Sea Route has emerged as a new strategic opportunity for maritime transport.
Read moreAmid diminishing ice and growing international interest in the Arctic, the Northern Sea Route has emerged as a new strategic opportunity for maritime transport.
Read moreFSUE Atomflot has signed a contract for a unified platform for digital services to make shipping via the Northern Sea Route (NSR) safer.
Read moreRussian warships entered the Barents Sea on January 27 to rehearse protecting a major shipping lane in the Arctic.
Read moreRussia deployed the nuclear-powered cargo ship Sevmorput at the Northern Sea Route (NSR), to deliver containers to Vladivostok.
Read moreHeavylift operator, Red Box Energy Services announced a landmark transit along the Northern Sea Route (NSR), as it transfered the jack-up accommodation rig "Atlantic Amsterdam" from Denmark to Qingdao in China on its module carrier, Audax.
Read moreRussia should begin regular container shipments via the Northern Sea Route across in 2022, believes Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Read moreDP World has agreed to jointly study with FESCO, Russia’s largest intermodal transport operator to develop a new container berth in the far east of Russia.
Read moreFESCO and Atomenergoprom plan to establish a transport and logistics hub at the Vladivostok Commercial Sea Port, within the framework of the project by the Rosatom on the Euro-Asian transit of container cargo.
Read moreRussia wants to boost annual transit volumes on the Arctic Northern Sea Route from 1.3m tons in 2020 to 30m tons in 2030.
Read moreRussia wants to increase traffic through the Northern Sea Route, while traffic financial incentives may be offered to make this a reality.
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