Oil, Gas and Transport Infrastructure in the High North

Oddgeir Danielsen – 2009.10.29

Nordland

Troms

Finnmark

Bodø

Tromsø Kirkenes

Umeå

LuleåRovaniemi

Oulu

Murmansk

Petrozavodsk

Kajaani Arkhangelsk

Syktyvkar

Naryan-Mar

Västerbotten

NorrbottenLapland

Oulu Kainuu

Murmansk

Karelen

Arkhangelsk

Komi

Nenets

The Barents region

• 13 regions

• 5,5 million inhabitants

Vadsø

Some Oil and Gas fields

Oil and Gas fields in Northwest Russia

Snøhvit

170G

Severo Kildinskaya

1050 G

Stokmanovskaya

3800GMurmanskaya

840G

Ludlovskaya

LedovskayaVarandey More

Known Gas Volumes

G = 1 billion m3 gas

Oil and Gas fields in Northwest Russia

Transport of Russian LNG

VLCC – >320.000 dwt

< 110.000 dwt *)

< 145.000 dwt *)

Max 90-100 mln t/y **)

Delay 15-25 days **)

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Oil transport routes

Ship to Ship - STS

Export Capacities from North-West Russian Ports

Oil Terminals Capacity

2002 2008 2015

Ob Bay 500’ 600’ 3 000’

Varandey 1 500’ 12 500’ 12 200’

Prirazlomnoye 7 500’

Arkhangelsk 2 500’ 4 500’ 7 000’

Vitino 4 000’ 10 000’ 12 000’

Teriberka 7 500’

Murmansk 2 000’ 8 000’ 8 000’

Mokhn Pakhta 2 500’ 5 000’

Lavna 25 000’

Pechenga 30 000

TOTAL 10 500’ 38 100’ 117 200’

All volumes in thousand tonns

Tanker Traffic in Europe

Oil & Gas projects in the Russian High North

73’08”N – 43’33”E SHTOCKMAN

Shtockman – sailing distances

Construction and installation

Drilling operations

The Northern Sea Route and the Northern Maritime Corridor

Russian Liner Traffic along the NSR

Arctic Container Transport

Russian Transport Infrastructure

Transport networks

Kirkenes

Skibotn

T romsø

Who is shaping the future in the High North?