The newest Russian three-meter tanker has passed along the Northern Sea Route

The gas tanker Christophe de Margerie performed its first commercial flight from Norway to South Korea. It was decided to abandon the traditional southern route through the Suez Canal. Thus, the tanker became the first merchant ship in the world to cross the section from Cape Zhelaniya on the Novaya Zemlya archipelago to Cape Dezhnev in Chukotka, in just six and a half days. Moreover, the gas carrier passed this segment, also known as the Northern Sea Route, without icebreaking.

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[VAZ2106]

this is really important, such tankers were not previously in the merchant fleet of the Russian Federation. and the name was given in memory of a foreigner who defended the interests of Russia abroad and died tragically due to staff negligence at the Moscow airport

[san4es]

Quote: vazxnumx

this is really important, such tankers were not previously in the merchant fleet of the Russian Federation.

... There were no gas carriers ... But the tanker is T. Guzhenko

[ver_]

Quote: vazxnumx

this is really important, such tankers were not previously in the merchant fleet of the Russian Federation. and the name was given in memory of a foreigner who defended the interests of Russia abroad and died tragically due to staff negligence at the Moscow airport

..as Tolstov’s there, which is the count and which is Leo .. about the Frenchwoman at the court ...

[thinker]

The latest Russian three-hundred-meter tanker

And what is Russian here?
Gas tanker Christophe de Margerie (Christophe de Margerie) IMO: 9737187, flag of Cyprus, port of registry Limassol, built on November 09, 2016, building number 2418. Shipbuilder: Daewoo Shipbuilding Marine Engineering. Owner: SCF Management Services (Cyprus) Ltd. Operator: Sovcomflot (UK).

[Kasym]

It is clear that it is removed from under Russian taxation. And it seems that something needs to be done with this - to create better conditions so that foreigners are attributed to Russian ports. Obviously, someone is warming his hands on this with all sorts of gray schemes and corruption.

[NordOst16]

Yes, it is even built in the Republic of Kazakhstan. And xs, you need to change the entire system of government, but xs how

[Vladimir16]

Quote: thinker

And what is Russian here?

Noodles hung on the ears.

[Deck]

Here at VO everyone is talking about how vile enemies want to take over our country with its myriad wealth. I do not understand why? And who will produce oil and gas in the north? Negroes from America or the Japanese who set up a plant for the production of LNG in Sabta. Duck they need to pay a normal salary. Gas will be sold at a market price. Money will settle in Western banks. Daewoo plant will build another 14 tankers. And our youth will continue to work at McDonald's or sell Chinese goods. After all, they are not taught to build tankers

[Vladimir16]

Quote: Deck

Here at VO everyone is talking about the vile enemies wanting to take over our country with its myriad riches. I do not understand why?

And who should teach? In your opinion, who should do this?
There will be normal taxes - then capital will return to Russia. And now what kind of devil is it necessary to feed Diman and his shoblu? What have they done for people? They are not enough. They only know how to seize. And Ulyulyukaev is an example of this.
With such a government, no enemies are needed.

[kig]

Quote: thinker

And what is Russian here?

The thing is that the gas carrier (and the entire series of 14 vessels) was built to transport gas from the Yamal Peninsula (Yamal-LNG project). The project is a joint venture of NOVATEK OJSC (50,1%), TOTAL concern (20%), China National Oil and Gas Corporation (20%) and the Silk Road Fund (9,9%). The bourgeoisie are used to keeping their funds in neutral countries. You cannot transfer gas and the LNG plant to Liberia, but you can register the ships there. Most likely, the money for the construction of ships was allocated in the same proportion. The gas carrier, of course, is a serious and high-tech thing, especially ice-class, but you should not poke your finger at the fact that it is not completely Russian. It’s better to pay attention to the fact that gas is produced beyond the Arctic Circle, in extremely unfavorable conditions for humans, and the technology for such production belongs to us.

[Andrewgross]

The thing is that Novatek would be happy to drive gas through the pipes, and not build tankers, only Gazprom will not let it into the pipe, so you have to liquefy the gas first, and then carry railway tanks or tankers.

[kig]

But are we not discussing Gazprom here?

[san4es]

Immense bridge

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