Northern Sea Route Administration Summary of the navigation 2011 Legislation and administrative procedures regulating the navigation along the Northern Sea Route
Northern Sea Route Administration
Summary of the navigation 2011
Legislation and administrative procedures
regulating the navigation along the Northern Sea Route
Volume of transit cargoes transported on the
Northern Sea Route in 2011
Gas condensate - 600 607 ton, (9 voyages)
Kerosene - 64 500 ton, (1 voyage)
Diesel fuel - 21 409 ton, (5 voyages)
Iron-ore concentrate - 109 950 ton, (3 voyages)
Fish - 27 535 ton, (4 voyages)
General cargo - 10 930 ton, (4 voyages)
Total: - 834 931 ton , (26 voyage)
1. Tanker “PERSEVERANCE”, flag of Singapore, 1st voyage Cargo – 59 981 t of gas condensate from Vitino (Russia) to Ninbo (China)
2. Tanker “STI HERITAGE”, flag of Marshall Islands Cargo – 60 944 t of gas condensate from Vitino (Russia) to Man Ta Phut (Thailand)
3. Tanker “MARILEE”, flag of Norway Cargo – 60 098 t of gas condensate from Vitino (Russia) to Huizhou (China)
4. Tanker “Vladimir Tikhonov”, flag of Liberia Cargo – 120 843 t of gas condensate from Honningsvaag (Norway) to Man Ta Phut (Thailand)
5. Tanker “STENA POSEIDON”, flag of Finland Cargo – 57 814 t of gas condensate from Vitino (Russia) to Incheon (Korea)
6. Tanker “PERSEVERANCE”, flag of Singapore, 2nd voyage Cargo – 64 400 t of kerosene from Yosu (Korea) to Le Havre (France)
7. Tanker “PALVA”, flag of Finland Cargo – 59 313 t of gas condensate from Vitino (Russia) to Huizhou (China)
8. Tanker “MARIANN”, flag of Norway Cargo – 61 259 t of gas condensate from Vitino (Russia) to Incheon (Korea)
9. Tanker “AFFINITY ”, flag of Singapore Cargo – 59 079 t of gas condensate from Vitino (Russia) to Huizhou (China)
10. Tanker “PERSEVERANCE”, flag of Singapore, 3rd voyage
Cargo – 61 275 t of gas condensate from Vitino (Russia) to Huizhou (China)
11. Bulker “Sanko Odyssey”, flag of Liberia
Cargo – 66 344 t of iron-ore concentrate from Murmansk to China.
List of transit voyages of large vessels along the
Northern Sea Route in 2011
1. Icebreaker “Kigoriak”, flag of Russia
2. Diving vessel “Rostov Velikiy”, flag of Russia
3. Research vessel “Akademik Shokalskiy”, flag of Russia (tourist voyage)
4. PS–824, flag of Russia
5. Tug boat “Neptun”, flag of Russia
6. Refrigerator “Kommunary Nikolaeva”, flag of Russia
7. Motorship “Polarcus Alima”, flag of Bahamas
8. Icebreaker «Polarstern», flag of Germany
9. Tug boat “Agat”, flag of Russia
10. Refrigerator “Kapitan Pryakha”, flag of Russia
11. Tanker “Ventspils” , flag of Russia
12. Bulker “Mikhail Kutuzov”, flag of Russia
13. Hydrographic vessel “Ivan Kireev”, flag of Russia
14. Motorship “Vengeri”, flag of Russia
15. Tanker “Mar Adriana”, flag of Spain
Total: 15 vessels
Transit assistance along the Northern Sea Route of ships
in ballast in 2011
Tasks for the development of the Northern Sea Route
1. Improvement of the legislation support of the activity on the Northern Sea Route - adoption of the Federal law “On the Northern Sea Route”.
2. Development of the infrastructure of the Northern Sea Route including: • construction of icebreakers of the new generation; • survey of the bottom contour on route of the
movement of ships; • updating and construction of the aids of
navigation; • reconstruction of objects of the infrastructure of
sea ports located along the Northern Sea Route.
3. Improvement of the tariff politics: • establishment of the arctic tonnage due the rates of
which are determined taking into account ship tonnage, ice class of ship, distance of the assistance and season of navigation;
• establishment of the payment for services of icebreaker and ice pilotage the rate of which is determined taking into account ship tonnage, ice class, pilotage distance and season of navigation.
4. Organization of the arctic navigation:
• establishment of the Northern Sea Route Administration as a federal state institution.
Tasks for the development of the Northern Sea Route
Scheme of Hydrographic Surveys on the high-latitude seaway
of the Northern Sea Route in 2011
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Areas of the transmission of information
on the safety of navigation
(NAVAREA XX and NAVAREA XXI)
GLONASS/GPS antennas on Sterlegova Cape, the Kara Sea
Marine search and rescue facilities on duty in the Arctic
1. Name of ship, IMO number, flag, port of registry.
2. Shipowner (full name and full address).
3. Gross/net tonnage reg.t.
4. Full displacement of the ship.
5. Main dimensions (length, breadth, draft).
6. Output of main engines.
7. Propeller (construction, material), speed.
8. Year of build.
9. Ice class and classification society, date of last examination.
10. Construction of bow (ice knife or bulb-bow).
11. Expected time of sailing through the NSR.
12. Presence of certificate of insurance or other financial security in
respect of civil liability for environmental pollution damaged.
13. Aim of sailing (commercial voyage, tourism, scientific research).
14. List of deviations from the "Requirements to the Design,
Equipment and Supply of Vessels Navigating the NSR“.
REQUEST
for assisting vessel through the Seaways of the Northern Sea Route
1. Adoption of the federal law on the Northern Sea Route with the purpose:
- to ascertain legal status and boundaries of the Northern Sea Route; - to approve Rules of the navigation within the water area of the Northern Sea
Route; - to establish the Northern Sea Route Administration; - to bring regulation of the tariff system up to the present standard.
2. Development of the Rules of navigation within the water area
of the Northern Sea Route including: - rules of the icebreaker escorting of ships; - rules of the ice pilotage of ships; - rules of the escorting of ships on the recommended rules; - rules of the radio communication; - provision on the navigational, hydrographic and hydrometeorological support of
the navigation of ships.
Legislation support of the activity on the Northern Sea Route
Thank you for
your attention!