Russia could start regular use of Northern Sea Route in 2022
Russia should begin regular container shipments via the Northern Sea Route across in 2022, believes Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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.
Read moreAmid a public debate around container shipping in the Arctic, Geneva-based shipping giant MSC has doubled down on its position to avoid considering the Northern Sea Route, on environmental grounds.
Read moreRussia’s energy ministry said that the blocked Suez Canal highlights the safety and sustainability of the Northern Sea Route (NSR) and Russian energy pipelines.
Read moreThe LNG carrier Christophe de Margerie is currently completing its experimental round trip voyage. For the first time in history, a large-capacity cargo vessel is transiting the eastern sector of the Northern Sea Route (NSR) in February.
Read moreShrinking Arctic ice made this year’s navigation season for LNG tankers the longest on record, benefiting LNG trade, but acting as the latest sign of a deteriorating climate change.
Read moreThe Arc7 ice-class LNG tanker, "Christophe de Margerie" successfully transited the Eastbound ice-covered part of the Northern Sea Route.
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