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The successful shipment shows that year-round deliveries can be made on the Northern Sea Route, company Novatek argues after heavy loads carrier Audax completes six week voyage through thick sea-ice.

Company Russian Platinum is ready to start development of its far northern Chernogorskoye project. Production is due to start in 2024.

The Medynsko-Varandeyskoye license is believed to hold as much as 410 million tons of oil.

Norway’s export of seafood in 2021 was equivalent of 42 million meals every day of the year.

Results are satisfactory, says shipowner Rosatom as the "Arktika" arrives in the east Arctic town of Pevek.

After Finnish state-owned operator Cinia and Russian MegaFon earlier this year put on hold plans to lay telecom cable from Europe to Asia north of Siberia, new partners have teamed up looking for an option via Iceland, Greenland, Canada and Alaska to Japan.

A difficult logistics situation on the Northern Sea Route has stirred anger and despair among shippers. Nevertheless, a convoy escorted by powerful icebreaker Arktika this week set out with course for Pevek.

The new pulp plant in Kemi will produce more electricity than it consumes and no fossil fuel will be used.

Russian oil company Gazprom Neft is exploring the resources of the far northern Gydan Peninsula. The goal is to open the world's northernmost mainland oil province.

The 15 ships that for the last two weeks have been ice-locked in Russian Arctic waters see release coming as a second icebreaker makes its way into the East Siberian Sea.

The hydroelectric power plant in Kirakkaköngäs has been creating energy for the Inari region since the early 1950s. Located between the towns of Inari and Ivalo, the plant has been a staple for the locals who travel between the towns almost daily. Now, after 70-years of work, Inari municipality and Inergia Oy, the water and electricity supplier, are ready to cease the plant’s activity and allow water and fish to move freely between the local lakes and rivers.