1. Oil, Gas and Transport Infrastructure in the High North
Oddgeir Danielsen – 2009.10.29

2. The Barents region
• 13 regions
• 5,5 million inhabitants
Finnmark
Troms
Vadsø
Tromsø Kirkenes
Nordland
Murmansk Nenets
Bodø
Lapland
Norrbotten Murmansk Naryan-Mar
Rovaniemi
Luleå
V äs terbotten Oulu
Umeå
Oulu Kainuu
Kajaani K arelen Arkhangelsk K omi
Ark hangelsk
Syktyvkar
Petrozavodsk

3. Some Oil and Gas fields

4. Oil and Gas fields in Northwest Russia

5. Known Gas Volumes
Ludlovskaya
Ledovskaya
Varandey More
Stokmanovskaya
3800G
Murmanskaya
840G
Severo Kildinskaya
Snøhvit 1050 G
170G
G = 1 billion m3 gas

6. Oil and Gas fields in Northwest Russia

7. Transport of Russian LNG
VLCC – >320.000 dwt
< 110.000 dwt *)
< 145.000 dwt *)
Max 90-100 mln t/y **)
Delay 15-25 days **)

8. Oil transport routes

9. Ship to Ship - STS

10. 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

11. Tanker Traffic in Europe

12. Oil & Gas projects in the Russian High North

13. 73’08”N – 43’33”E SHTOCKMAN

14. Shtockman – sailing distances

15. Construction and installation

16. Drilling operations

17. The Northern Sea Route and the Northern Maritime Corridor

18. Russian Liner Traffic along the NSR

19. Arctic Container Transport

20. Russian Transport Infrastructure

21. Transport networks
T r o msø
Skibotn
K i r ken es

22. Who is shaping the future in the High North?