Update: Russia's Arctic LNG 2 ships 14th cargo in 2025 despite Western sanctions

Russia's Arctic LNG 2 project has loaded another shipment of liquefied natural gas, taking its total dispatched so far this year to 14, as production continues despite Western sanctions over Moscow's war in Ukraine.

The Buran tanker collected the cargo between November 18 and November 19, according to data from analytics firms LSEG and Kpler. Shipping database Equasis lists the tanker's registered owner as LNG Alpha Shipping and its ship or commercial manager as Angara, both with registered addresses in Moscow.

Arctic LNG 2, initially planned to be one of Russia's largest LNG plants with an eventual output of 19.8 million metric tons per year, continues operations despite U.S. sanctions.

So far this year, it has delivered 14 cargoes to China's Beihai terminal in the southern Guangxi region.

Below are the tankers that have picked up LNG cargoes from the Arctic LNG 2 project in 2025, according to Kpler data:

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