Modules for building of the plant "Yamal LNG" were delivered to Sabetta from Indonesia

The ship "RED ZED II" arrived to the port of Sabetta. It went from the port of Batam (Indonesia) with cargo under the flag of Liberia and now arrived to Yamal. The modules for building of the plant on liquefying of natural gas "Yamal LNG" are on the board of the specialized ship.

In the Chukchi Sea the ship was taken under piloting by the nuclear-powered icebreaker "Vaygach", as it is said on the website energyland.info. In the Kara Sea the icebreaker finished icebreaker piloting and "RED ZED II" independently continued the trip to the port of Sabetta. This trip clearly demonstrates advantages of cargo transportations on water areas of the Northern Sea Route, as the head of the Fleet operations department - Maritime operations headquarters at Atomflot Vladimir Arutyunyan underlines. The trip of "RED ZED II" from the port of Batam to the port of Sabetta took 35 days. To compare: on the 30th of July the ship KANG SHENG KOU under the flag of China went from the port Penglai to the port of Sabetta through the Suez Canal. The trip took 55 days. Shipping companies that choose the Northern Sea Route considerably reduce time of cargoes delivery, as he notes. It is planned that the icebreaker "Vaygach" will provide piloting of the ship "RED ZED I" under the flag of Curaçao in the Chukchi Sea. The ship is carrying the next consignment of modules for "Yamal LNG".