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prices due to robust winter demand Chinese market participants said they are cautious about the country
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tanker enters sea trials Reuters; Dec 27 The first Russian built ice class liquefied natural gas carrier
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production two years ago is shipping some fuel directly to Asia using the Northern Sea route As the ice
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infrastructure ” Little said Demand for ice class tankers to move Russian oil boosts their value Bloomberg; Oct
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ice class LNG carriers capable of navigating through Arctic ice making them key to transporting gas
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using both diesel fuel and LNG Japan subsidizes projects for ship to ship LNG fueling Japan Times; Oct
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year ice One of the ships does not have any ice classification For the later parts of the journey
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new projects said BP’s vice president for global LNG trading and origination Jerome Milongo One issue
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the ice sheet in parts of the Ob Bay is now between 11 and 40 inches thick The Utrenneye terminal
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Pacific It is intended to serve as a reloading terminal where LNG from ice class carriers moving out from
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against ice to deliver power plant to Russian LNG project gCaptain; Oct 4 A small fleet of Chinese cargo
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expensive ice class carriers to conventional tankers to cut shipping costs But the company now appears
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by Oct 15 with lower ice class vessels following five days later However enforcement of the navigation
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price for the second half of the month mainly due in part to the short response time and rising
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from Russia The Power of Siberia line due to open Dec 2 will pipe gas nearly 2 000 miles from Siberia
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to provide ” Melting Arctic heats up competition for energy resources Bloomberg; Oct 11 Melting ice
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The tiny particles settle in the lungs and on land and ice where they speed melting by absorbing rather
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that was helping to lift the economy and those decrying the environmental impact Melting Arctic ice opens up
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time to Asia by as much as 40 compared to the Suez Canal But deliveries through thick ice and freezing
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solvent containing carbon dioxide turning the CO2 into dry ice The company plans to combine the captured