Quiet in Norwegian Arctic port as reloading of Russian Arctic LNG ends
Novatek said earlier this year that it would move the ship-to-ship reloading operations to Russian waters, and ultimately build a transshipment terminal.
July 9, 2019
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After several million tons of liquefied natural gas from Russia’s Yamal project were reloaded in the waters outside Honningsvåg, in northern Norway, during the course of a few months, ship-to-ship transfers there have now ended.
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