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Go west: The insignificance of eastbound shipping for Russia’s extractive industry

In: The Northern Sea Route

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  • Marcus Matthias Keupp

    (Militärakademie an der ETH Zürich)

  • Ramon Schöb

    (Militärakademie an der ETH Zürich)

Abstract

To date, most maritime traffic on the Northern Sea Route (NSR) carried bulk goods and commodities (Mietzner, 2015 – this book), and the Russian extractive industry is a major producer of bulk traffic. Hence, future commodity exports (mineral ores, oil, and gas) from the Russian Arctic may increase traffic and transport volume on the NSR. In this chapter, we analyze the extent to which (if any) this may be the case, stratifying documented traffic by route and destination. Finally, we assess probable future developments.

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  • Marcus Matthias Keupp & Ramon Schöb, 2015. "Go west: The insignificance of eastbound shipping for Russia’s extractive industry," Springer Books, in: Marcus Matthias Keupp (ed.), The Northern Sea Route, edition 127, pages 123-137, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-658-04081-9_8
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-04081-9_8
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