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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.
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In the past nine months, Russia has doubled the number of opaque‑owned vessels it uses to transport liquefied natural gas from the Arctic LNG 2 export project, according to a Bloomberg analysis of vessel‑tracking data. The increase reflects a growing use of “dark fleet” ships that are not publicly registered. The data were released on Tuesday, highlighting the expansion of Russia’s LNG shipping capacity to Asia.
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