Gazprom's LNG tanker pioneers Arctic crossing
Moscow (AFP) Dec 05, 2012
Russian gas giant Gazprom announced Wednesday that one of its ships had
transported liquified natural gas from Europe to Asia via the Arctic
for the first time, in a sign of what a changing climate could mean for
global energy markets.
The tanker Ob River operated by Gazprom arrived at the Japanese port of
Tobata nearly a month after leaving Norway's Hammerfest terminal on
November 7, Gazprohttp://www.energy-daily.com/reports/Gazproms_LNG_tanker_pioneers_Arctic_crossing_999.html
Russian gas giant Gazprom announced Wednesday that one of its ships had
transported liquified natural gas from Europe to Asia via the Arctic
for the first time, in a sign of what a changing climate could mean for
global energy markets.
The tanker Ob River operated by Gazprom arrived at the Japanese port of
Tobata nearly a month after leaving Norway's Hammerfest terminal on
November 7, Gazprohttp://www.energy-daily.com/reports/Gazproms_LNG_tanker_pioneers_Arctic_crossing_999.html
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