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Less companies show interest, wells are dry and the government signals that it will postpone its its next major licensing round.

At the same time as the petro-sceptical Liberal Party joins the ruling government coalition, the country’s oil minister announces a record number of new offshore drilling licenses.

Engineers from Italy, France, Germany and Norway are crucial for Novatek and its development of the Arctic LNG 2.

2017 became all time high for export of seafood from Norway’s Arctic waters.

It can store up to 309,000 tons of oil, and will be key part of the company’s growing shipping operations in Arctic waters.

Rosenergoatom brings a new era for electricity production to the Russian Arctic.

Fennovoima expects to spend some €500 million on building its planned nuclear power plant in northern Finland even before the building permit has been granted, according to the company.

The number of companies that want to drill in new Barents Sea acreage is dwindling.

As Novatek officially pushes the button and starts production of LNG in its huge Yamal project the big question is whether President Putin will appear on site as the first shipment of liquified natural gas leaves port later this week.

The company keeps working for a hub on the Pechora Sea coast.

Atomflot service base north of Murmansk does not have enough berths to serve the fleet of new icebreakers under construction.

The historic first shipload of liquefied natural gas to the Manga import terminal in Tornio, northern Finland, comes from the Barents Sea.