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Foreign engineers will play a big role in planning Russia’s second Arctic LNG project

By Atle Staalesen, The Barents Observer January 11, 2018

The Arctic LNG 2 planned for the shallow waters of the Gulf of Ob, the bay located near the coast of the Kara Sea between the peninsulas of Yamal and Gydan will be Russia’s second major liquified natural gas project in the remote and inaccessible Arctic.

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