Arctic LNG 2 Terminal
Russia
  

Brief Location Profile:

Guessed at storage tanks & capacity. Can see multiple tanks from satellite imagery

Location Info:
Country Russia
Terminal Status Planned
Owner Novatek
Operator Website LAUNCH!
Storage Capacity M3 480000
Storage Tanks 4
First Cargo 0000-00-00

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Link(s) Related To This Location:


Jan 6, 2026 - Article about first LNG ice-class carrier built in Russia's far east Zvezda shipyard for operator Sovcomflot. Russia has struggled to onshore LNG containment tech due to sanctions but has two more ice-class vessels under construction. This

Jan 6, 2026 - Another article about LNG shipped under sanctions from Arctic LNG2 to Beihai. Article focuses on ice-class LNG tanker Christophe De Margerie and Beihai LNG terminal in China.

9/23/2025 - China defies sanctions on Russia and received 6th LNG cargo from Arctic LNG2. RMP will be turning this terminal's status to 'active'. The Arctic Mulan arrived at the Beihai LNG terminal in China.

Sept 2, 2025 - Sinopec's Beihai (Guangxi) LNG Terminal is reported to have received LNG cargo from sanctioned Russian Arctic LNG2 facility that was supposedly dormant.

June 30, 2025 - Second source of same story above in case story above ever goes 404.

June 30, 2025 - Satellite imagery indicates Russia is restarting Arctic LNG2 amid US sanctions, looking for customers willing to ignore US sanctions, and is expanding a shadow fleet of LNG carriers.

Somewhat 'anti-Russian' publication tries to pour cold water on the nuclear LNG submarine with this article. Says Gulf of Ob is not deep enough for sub to reach port without ice breakers clearing the way. Something to think about but wouldn't count out

Article with much more detail on Putin's nuclear submarines for LNG transport. Mentions first heard from Putin at Future Technologies Forum in Moscow. Says sub could carry 180,000 tons gross tonnage which could mean comparable storage of ~150,000m3 like

Russia has begun designing nuclear-powered submarines to export gas, says top official