renaissance credit bank free services we depart from the sea fishing port in murmansk we go along the kola bay to the place of wintering of the semi-submersible drilling rig northern lights. this year it is expected to go to the karskoe for the first time. sea. and this vessel neptune, twenty nautical miles from the fishing port of the capital of the arctic, will also tow it, as murmansk is also called on the water, but quite monumentally there is a floating drilling rig . sometimes exposed rocks many ships in the roadstead gigantic civilian and warships and slower speed in the port area no higher than seven knots, so enjoy the environment while eating on one of the dogs by the defender of the soviet sinking. from the port to the drilling rig, 2 hours of travel across the kola bay supplies that we are transporting there, and now at the moment we are importing products from a semi-submersible drilling rig. the northern lights can be seen from afar, this is the kola bay of the murmansk region, here the northern lights installation, here it is a beauty 128 m in height, this is the top point of 30

the northern lights can be seen from afar , this is the kola bay of the murmansk region here. installation northern lights, here it is a beauty of 128 m in height, this upper point of 30,000 tons weighing even a little more, she is waiting for her exit to work directly in the kara sea. this is the nearest platform wintering here, although it is already the beginning of the last month of summer. work in the arctic begins only now will continue too the short season when the ice is not threatened, the installations are quite short. fields up to 2 m thick are found. this field is melting and is actively being destroyed, because the temperature rises every day. e, the installation of satellite buoys is being monitored, which show the movement of fields and their destruction, namely the monitoring of ice fields and allows you to determine the timing of work at sea. at the time of our first visit to the northern lights back in mid-july, ppbu. just getting ready to ship, then we brought the products for this length expedition and made several discoveries for themselves, but while we w

as promised, they helped the owner to clean up the area around the ship, the shore of the kola bay becamepletely clean, but we just want to turn this area into a park, respectively, an embankment. people can walk their dogs here. also spend time here on your weekends. we are very lucky when we started here. here are all the works with volunteers. here the owner of the ship showed up and we did, and we asked him carefully to finish cleaning and cut off his ship. and we, for our part, are mrs. of the city, with the support of the governor. let's remove all this business and make it beautiful, the beach did its job. now walk the residents of murmansk and tourists. it will be much safer and more pleasant in this bay. tatyana ryzhova andrey yakovlev alexey pakhomov to lead. in addition to the environmental effect, the project has a clean arctic an important humanitarian mission since this year, programs to support children and indigenous peoples of the arctic are being implemented. here is what the volunteers say directly. i lead volunteer groups in the clean arctic project and uh, for me this

as promised, they helped the owner to clean up the area around the ship, the shore of the kola bay becameompletely clean, but we just want to turn this area into a-a. park, respectively, the embankment. there may be people walking their dogs here. so are themselves here, and spend time in their weekends. we are very lucky when we started to spend here. here are all the works with volunteers. here the owner of the ship showed up and we did, and we asked him carefully to finish cleaning and cut off his ship. and we, for our part, are mrs. of the city, with the support of the governor. let's get this thing out of the way and make a beautiful beach. balance did their job. now walk the residents of murmansk and tourists. it will be much safer and more pleasant in this bay. tatyana ryzhova andrey yakovlev alexey pakhomov to lead. in addition to the environmental impact, the clean arctic project is an important humanitarian mission . since this year, programs have been implemented to support children and indigenous peoples of the arctic. here is what the volunteers say directly. i lead volunteer

for the center construction of large-tonnage offshore structures by novatek on the shore of the kola bay in picturesque belokamenka. grew up in just 2 years per year for the production of factories for gas liquefaction of gravity-type foundation number one by this side, which we see, it will be attached to coastal facilities for fortune telling - this is a peninsula in yamal in the gulf of ob. on the southern coast of the kara sea. that's how beautiful it is now. strings that will be mined here in place

departure from the sea fishing port in murmansk we go along the kola bay to the place of wintering.

construction center for large-capacity offshore structures of the novatek company on the shore of the kola bayw up in just 2 years per year for the production of liquefied gas plants base gravitational type number one, this side, which we see, will be welded to coastal structures for fortune-telling - this is a peninsula in yamal in the omsk bay. on the southern coast of the kara sea. that's how beautiful the arctic lng-2 gas construction site is now, which will be produced here at the field with the romantic name morning straight. from the bush, pipes will get to the primary treatment plants, and then to the factories that will come here from murmansk like ships by sea. here on earth next to the first not just in russia and in the world with an arctic floating gas liquefaction plant, the feeling is that some kind of space contraption was not just put on a ship and now, of course, it is interesting how it will go along the northern sea route from murmansk to the peninsula. gadan bay, in the kara sea 2,000 km. the structure itself weighs almost 700,000 tons and is tall. she, like a high-rise bu