An ice-breaking LNG carrier, which will transport cargoes from Yamal LNG. (SCF)
The first shipment from Malaysia’s FLNG project in April this year set a high bar for technical achievement few thought would be surpassed in 2017.
When Leonid Mikhelson, chief executive of Novatek, insisted less than a month before that his Yamal LNG project would be online by the end of this year, industry observers shook their heads and pointed to the company’s inexperience coupled with the harsh Arctic conditions.
But fast forward to early December and Mikhelson has proved the doubters wrong. Not only has Yamal started...
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