Russia Doubles Dark Fleet to Ship LNG to Asia
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Russia Doubles Its LNG Dark Fleet in Race to Boost Gas Exports
Russia has almost doubled the fleet of tankers ferrying liquefied natural gas from its US-sanctioned Arctic project in less than a year, as the country pushes to boost lucrative exports of the super-chilled fuel in spite of Western restrictions.
Russia has almost doubled its fleet of ships carrying liquefied natural gas, in less than a year, under the conditions in which Moscow is trying to increase its LNG exports, despite Western restrictions, says Bloomberg, quoted by Agerpres.
Russia Doubles Dark Fleet to Ship LNG to Asia
In just nine months, Russia has doubled the number of opaque-owned vessels that it uses to ship liquefied natural gas from its sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 export project, a Bloomberg analysis of vessel-tracking data showed on Tuesday. As of December 2025, Russia was estimated to have 11 LNG carriers in its dark fleet. Now the number has jumped to at least 20, including the second ice-class vessel that is capable of moving through Arctic waters throu…
Russia has almost doubled its fleet of liquefied natural gas vessels in less than a year as Moscow tries to increase its LNG exports, despite Western restrictions, transmits Bloomberg, quoted by Agerpres.
The Russian Federation Has Almost Doubled the Shadow Fleet for the Export of Liquefied Gas in a Year
Russia, despite US and EU sanctions, has almost doubled its shadow fleet for liquefied gas exports in a year.
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