Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Russian LNG Tanker Departs Chinese Port After Docking
The Voskhod LNG tanker, carrying natural gas from Russia's sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project, has left a Chinese port.
The tanker, loaded in Siberia, delivered its cargo.
This is the second shipment of LNG from this project to reach China.
The specific amount of gas being carried is around 150,000 cubic meters.
Although the tanker has left the port, it is not confirmed if the LNG cargo was unloaded.
This follows the docking of another sanctioned tanker, Arctic Mulan, at another Chinese port.
The Voskhod LNG tanker departed from Tieshan port in China.
The tanker was carrying LNG from Russia's Arctic LNG 2 project.
The cargo originated from Gydan in northern Siberia.
The tanker was loaded on July 19th.
It's the second shipment from the sanctioned project to reach China.
- Who
- Voskhod LNG Tanker
- What
- Departed from Tieshan port after docking with LNG from Russia's Arctic LNG 2 project.
- When
- Departed Tieshan port after docking.
- Where
- Tieshan port, China.
- Why
- To transport liquefied natural gas.
- Tanker Name
- Voskhod
- Cargo
- Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
- Cargo Size
- 150,000 cubic metres
- Origin
- Arctic LNG 2 facility
- Loading Location
- Gydan, Siberia
- Departure Port
- Tieshan, China