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In a twitter thread, Russia's State Nuclear Energy Corporation makes big fun of the trouble for global shipping caused by the wedged cargo ship in the Suez canal and uses the opportunity highlight benefits of sailing the Northern Sea Route route between Asia and Europe.

Russia's two biggest oil companies prepare for a legal battle over transportation of Arctic oil in the country's highest court.

It is becoming something of a habit that the Russian Foreign Ministry accuses Norway of violating the Svalbard Treaty.

In 2012, as many as 36 companies wanted to drill in pristine Norwegian waters. Nine years later, the number has dropped to only seven.

The top Russian oilman says his company's three far northern finds were world's biggest in 2020. The international green shift will not hamper field development, he told President Putin.

Metsä Group says its new €1,6 billion bioproduct mill in Kemi will create around 1,500 new jobs across its entire direct value chain.

The Russian gas producer NOVATEK praises the sustainable development foundation of the Arctic Economical Council (AEC).

A government working group is set up to find a way for the key national industry that is increasingly squeezed by world energy transition.

We have 600 men and 200 pieces of machinery on site, says Roman Trotsenko.

Rosneft gets ready to start building ports and pipelines from the Vankor oil fields to the Taymyr Peninsula as part of its Vostok Oil project.