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For many years Sovcomflot has been consistently implementing increasingly complex transport projects in the Arctic, working in partnership with Atomflot, Russian oil and gas companies, and research institutions.
Year-round navigation in the Eastern part of the Russian Arctic will result in more efficient use of the Northern Sea Route for the Russian economy.
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Sovcomflot’s vessels are an important constituent element of large long-term oil and gas pro-jects, many of which are implemented in challenging high-latitude climate and ice conditions.
SCF Group is involved in servicing oil and gas projects in Russia and beyond, including: Yamal LNG; Arctic LNG 2; Sakhalin-1; Sakhalin-2; Varandey; Prirazlomnoye; Novy Port and Tangguh (Indonesia).
In 2020, Sovcomflot Group’s shipbuilding programme included 28 vessels of five different types, including those intended for the Sakhalin-1 and Arctic LNG 2 projects.
Two new vessels with a total deadweight of 186,000 tonnes — fifth-generation Atlanticmax carriers intended for transportation of liquefied natural gas — were added to the SCF fleet in 2020.
SCF’s sustainable development priorities
- Environmental protection; energy efficiency and reduction of energy consumption; sustainable management of water resources; GHG and other emissions reduction; waste generation and disposal management; environmental compliance.
- Employment and human resources potential development; occupational health and safety; staff training and development.
- Corporate governance and business ethics; financial stability and production efficiency; stakeholder communications; anti-corruption measures; tax transparency.