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UK Sanctions Five LNG Carriers in New Russia Package (opens the original)
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LNG carrier Alexey Kosygin. Photo courtesy Zvezda Shipbuilding The United Kingdom has sanctioned five liquefied natural gas carriers as part of a new package of measures targeting Russia’s efforts to expand a maritime “shadow fleet” for LNG exports, including three Russian-built Arc7 ice-class vessels intended to support the Arctic LNG 2 project. The five LNG carriers named in the Oct. 1 sanctions notice are Chaivo, Portovyy, Aleksey Kosygin, Konstantin Posiet and Pyotr Stolypin. The vessels are
First U.S. Coast Guard Arctic Security Cutter in Finland Nears Halfway Point as Second Approaches Construction (opens the original)
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Rauma Marine Constructions in Finland has made rapid progress on the first of two Arctic Security Cutters it is building for the U.S. Coast Guard, with almost half of the vessel’s blocks already launched and construction of the second ship approaching, according to the Finnish shipbuilder’s chief executive. RMC CEO Mika Nieminen told Finnish newspaper Satakunnan Kansa that production at the Rauma shipyard had advanced quickly after the final contract was signed earlier this summer. “We have almo
Russia Expands Arctic Oil Shadow Fleet With Dark STS Transfers in Sea of Japan (opens the original)
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Ship-to-ship transfer of sanctioned crude oil. (Source: Free Malaysia Today under CC BY 4.0) Russia has conducted two dark ship-to-ship (STS) transfers involving oil cargoes that traveled through the Northern Sea Route, highlighting the increasingly complex logistics to move Russian crude to Asian markets via the Arctic. Satellite analytics company SynMax identified two STS operations involving four oil tankers, according to data and imagery provided to gCaptain. The vessels were detected conduc
China-Russia Arctic Shipping Push Accelerates With New Ice-Class Container Ships (opens the original)
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Planned Arc7 ice-class 4,800 TEU container ship. (Source: Rosatom) China’s NewNew Shipping Line and Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom are advancing plans to build five large ice-class container ships aimed at making commercial shipping on the Northern Sea Route a year-round operation. The companies are in an advanced stage of developing the project, Rosatom Arctic representative Vladimir Panov earlier this week at the Eastern Economic Forum, describing the planned Arc7 vessels as potent
South Korea’s Arctic Container Trial Voyage Attracts Just 737 TEU, Far Below Target (opens the original)
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PanStar Acro departing Busan in August 2026. (Source: PanStar) South Korea’s first commercial container trial through the Arctic has attracted just 737 TEUs of cargo, well below the 1,300 TEUs initially targeted for the voyage, highlighting the challenge of generating sufficient demand for a new Northern Sea Route service. The 2,758-TEU PanStar Acro also carries about 100 empty containers, giving it a total container load of 837 TEUs, or roughly 30% of its nominal capacity. The cargo includes ch
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