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Mammoet Lands its ‘Biggest Ever’ Contract at Arctic LNG 2 Project

May 25, 2020

Image Credit: Mammoet/Novatek
Image Credit: Mammoet/Novatek
An LNG tanker next to the offshore Gravity Based Structure -Image Credit: Novatek
An LNG tanker next to the offshore Gravity Based Structure -Image Credit: Novatek
Image Credit: Novatek
Image Credit: Novatek
Categories: Offshore Ports LNG Russia Arctic

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