Chinese technology to power Russian Arctic LNG plant
Novatek has turned to a Chinese supplier of turbines for gas liquefaction to replace their US-based supplier who broke off ties last year
Northern Sweden is giving full-throttle to hydrogen
The lightest element appears to have a big future in the region’s heavy industry
Russia to slash Barentsburg coal mining by two thirds
The Kremlin says it plans reduce coal production to the minimum required to keep Svalbard supplied by 2032, cutting away two-thirds of its annual output
New wind turbines for Scott Base
Dutch wind turbine manufacturer EWT and Antarctica New Zealand are looking to install three 1MW turbines with 40-meter hub heights on Ross Island
Oil tanker to China via Northeast Passage
Sanctions have prohibited the import of Russian oil from the Arctic to the EU area. Now China and India are jumping into the gap, but this means more difficult transports.
Natural gas is back in the game
Despite Europe’s desire to wean itself off Russian gas, a report shows that this addiction has shifted from pipelines to maritime transport of LNG, especially for France.
Hammerfest bassin gas in the Norwegian Arctic
Oil and gas exploration in Norwegian seas is heading north, around the Hammerfest Basin.
French-style gas storage vanishes from Russia
French liquefied natural gas storage experts are withdrawing from Arctic LNG2, a Russian gas terminal under construction.
Oil field development near Falklands enters new round
British oil exploration company Rockhopper Exploration has found a new partner, Navitas Petroleum, to develop a promising field near the Falkland Islands.
For shippers, Norwegian ammonia may provide a cleaner way forward
Cutting the carbon from ship emissions will not be cheap, but it does not have to be difficult
Alaskans will receive a record oil cheque
The state’s governor is looking to make sure that future payments are not political calculations
Floating nuclear power plants to replace old nuclear power plant in Chukotka
A keel laying ceremony for the hull of the first nuclear floating propulsion unit based on the RITM-200 reactor units took place at a shipyard in Nantong, China.
A renaissance and a retreat for Alaska’s North Slope oil
Alaska’s promise as an oil province has never been in doubt. Right now, though, much else about it is
Northern Sweden looking to export hydrogen
Luleå has long been known for its plans to use hydrogen to clean up its industries, now it may be providing the power for others who want to do the same
Novatek orders Turkish power plant for Arctic LNG-2
The sanctions imposed by the West on Russia are slowly having an effect. Russian gas producer Novatek is facing a number of technical difficulties.
Iceland considers introduction of wind power and strengthens circular economy
Iceland is already well equipped when it comes to renewable energies. Nevertheless, the country wants to examine the use of wind energy.
Massive Russian oil discovery in the Arctic
Russian energy giant Rosneft announced the discovery of an oil deposit in the Pechora Sea. The new oil field is estimated to contain 82 million tons of oil.
South Korean shipyard cancels contract for LNG freighter
A South Korean shipyard has canceled orders for the first of three LNG carriers after Sovcomflot failed to pay due to EU sanctions.
Development of the Northeast Passage becomes a problem for Moscow
The development of the North Sea route is becoming a key priority for the government in Moscow in light of the sanctions. Towards the west, freight traffic has come to a virtual standstill.
Canadian indigenous energy projects earn federal funding
14 Northern communities will receive funding to phase out fossil fuel
TotalEnergies writes off $4.1 billion in Russia
TotalEnergies is preparing for a further withdrawal from Russia. Now the French energy company announced it would set aside $4.1 billion.
US removes half of Arctic reserve from drilling consideration
The decision was expected, and the reactions are predictable
Is it getting dark around Russia’s gas ambitions?
Following the discussions in Europe about continuing to purchase gas from Russia, Russian gas producers are now challenged and are looking for new sales markets in the East.
Alaska wants to ease America’s energy pain
A surge in energy prices has been exacerbated by Moscow, but the industry says its root is in Washington
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