In particular, the meeting addressed the information by design institutes on hydro-meteorological specifics of the Teriberka Bay, as well as the results of physical and mathematical simulation for optional locations of the LNG export facility, Gazprom writes in a press release.
The meeting was attended by the department of Gas Condensate and Oil Production, heads and experts from Gazprom’s specialized subdivisions, Gazprom dobycha shelf, Gazflot, Giprospetsgaz and Shtokman Development AG. The meeting was also attended by representatives from the Russian Federation Transport Ministry, Krylov Shipbuilding Research Institute, Lenmorniiproekt and Sovcomflot.
It was noted that the port and transportation complex infrastructure engineering had to be carried out so as to optimize the construction costs and ensure the navigation safety of heavy-duty LNG carriers.
