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LNG Terminals in Russia
Russia has 50 LNG terminals mapped on the OverWatts open energy atlas — the 5th-largest fleet of the 102 countries that hold any, and 4% of the world's mapped total. Of these, 14 operating and 26 under construction or proposed. Combined LNG capacity is about 355 Mtpa. The largest is Taimyr LNG Terminal (50 Mtpa).
The largest owner-operators are Gazprom PJSC (6), Novatek PJSC (5) and Yamal LNG (4) — Gazprom PJSC alone is named on 12% of them. Half of Russia's LNG terminals in service predate 2019 (median commissioning year of the 14 with a known date), 11 came online in the past decade and the oldest still listed is Sakhalin II LNG Terminal, dating from 2009. 26 are in the pipeline, led by Taimyr LNG Terminal (50 Mtpa), proposed. They account for 3% of every energy asset OverWatts maps in Russia.
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Largest LNG terminals in Russia
- Taimyr LNG Terminal50 Mtpa · 2030 · proposed
- Shtokman LNG Terminal30 Mtpa · 2035 · idle
- Kara LNG Terminal22.5 Mtpa · 2030 · proposed
- Tambey LNG Terminal20 Mtpa · 2030 · proposed
- Arctic LNG 1 Terminal19.8 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Arctic LNG 3 Terminal19.8 Mtpa · 2032 · idle
- Arctic LNG 219.8 Mtpa · 2023 · construction
- Yamal LNG (Sabetta)16.5 Mtpa · 2017
- Far East LNG Terminal10 Mtpa · 2035 · proposed
- Sakhalin-2 LNG9.6 Mtpa · 2009
- Valentina LNG Terminal7 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Murmansk LNG Terminal6.8 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Murmansk LNG Terminal6.8 Mtpa · 2029 · proposed
- Murmansk LNG Terminal6.8 Mtpa · 2029 · proposed
- Arctic LNG 2 Terminal6.6 Mtpa · 2023 · idle
- Arctic LNG 2 Terminal6.6 Mtpa · 2025
- Arctic LNG 2 Terminal6.6 Mtpa · 2025 · construction
- Ust Luga LNG Terminal6.55 Mtpa · 2024 · construction
- Ust Luga LNG Terminal6.55 Mtpa · 2025 · construction
- Ust Luga LNG Terminal6.5 Mtpa · 2026 · proposed
- Far East LNG Terminal6.2 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Yamal LNG Terminal5.5 Mtpa · 2017
- Yamal LNG Terminal5.5 Mtpa · 2018
- Yamal LNG Terminal5.5 Mtpa · 2018
- Sakhalin II LNG Terminal5.4 Mtpa · 2023 · proposed
- Obsky LNG Terminal4.8 Mtpa · 2022 · proposed
- Sakhalin II LNG Terminal4.8 Mtpa · 2009
- Sakhalin II LNG Terminal4.8 Mtpa · 2009
- Yakutia LNG Project4.5 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Yakutia LNG Project4.5 Mtpa · proposed
- Pechora LNG Terminal4.3 Mtpa · idle
- Marshal Vasilevskiy FSRU3.76 Mtpa · 2019 · idle
- Portovaya LNG Terminal2 Mtpa · idle
- Chernomorsky LNG Terminal1.5 Mtpa · 2025 · idle
- Portovaya LNG1.5 Mtpa · 2022
- Yamal LNG Terminal0.9 Mtpa · 2021
- Portovaya LNG Terminal0.75 Mtpa · 2022
- Portovaya LNG Terminal0.75 Mtpa · 2022
- Vysotsk LNG Terminal0.75 Mtpa · 2019
- Vysotsk LNG Terminal0.75 Mtpa · 2019
- Gorskaya FLNG Terminal0.42 Mtpa · idle
- Gorskaya FLNG Terminal0.42 Mtpa · idle
- Gorskaya FLNG Terminal0.42 Mtpa · idle
- LNG Yakutia Terminal0.35 Mtpa · proposed
- LNG Yakutia Terminal0.18 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Arkhangelsk LNG Terminal0.08 Mtpa · 2026 · proposed
- Arkhangelsk LNG Terminal0.08 Mtpa · 2028 · proposed
- Khabarovskiy LNG Terminal0.08 Mtpa · 2025 · proposed
- Aurora Spassk-Dalny LNG Terminal0.02 Mtpa · proposed
- Aurora Spassk-Dalny LNG Terminal0.02 Mtpa · proposed
Who owns Russia's LNG terminals
- Gazprom PJSC6 12%
- Novatek PJSC5 10%
- Yamal LNG4 8%
- Arctic LNG 2 LLC3 6%
- Gazprom LNG Portovaya LLC3 6%
- LNG Gorskaya LLC3 6%
- Murmansk LNG LLC3 6%
- Rosneft PJSC3 6%
Counts an asset once per company named as its owner or operator; a joint venture counts for each partner.
When they were built
- 2000s3
- 2010s6
- 2020s5
Median commissioning year 2019 · oldest Sakhalin II LNG Terminal (2009) · newest Arctic LNG 2 Terminal (2025) · 14 of 50 carry a start date
Under construction & proposed
- Taimyr LNG Terminal50 Mtpa · 2030 · proposed
- Kara LNG Terminal22.5 Mtpa · 2030 · proposed
- Tambey LNG Terminal20 Mtpa · 2030 · proposed
- Arctic LNG 1 Terminal19.8 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Arctic LNG 219.8 Mtpa · 2023 · construction
- Far East LNG Terminal10 Mtpa · 2035 · proposed
- Valentina LNG Terminal7 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Murmansk LNG Terminal6.8 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Murmansk LNG Terminal6.8 Mtpa · 2029 · proposed
- Murmansk LNG Terminal6.8 Mtpa · 2029 · proposed
- Arctic LNG 2 Terminal6.6 Mtpa · 2025 · construction
- Ust Luga LNG Terminal6.55 Mtpa · 2024 · construction
How Russia compares · LNG terminals by country
- 1. United States176
- 2. China168
- 3. Japan57
- 4. Australia56
- 5. Russia50
- 6. Canada48
- 7. Indonesia48
- 8. India45
Frequently asked
- How many LNG terminals are there in Russia?
- OverWatts maps 50 LNG terminals in Russia — 4% of the world's mapped total, the 5th-largest national fleet of the 102 countries with any.
- What is the largest LNG terminal in Russia?
- Taimyr LNG Terminal, at 50 Mtpa.
- Who owns the LNG terminals in Russia?
- Gazprom PJSC is named as owner or operator on the most — 6 of 50 (12%). Next are Novatek PJSC (5), Yamal LNG (4) and Arctic LNG 2 LLC (3).
- How old are Russia's LNG terminals?
- The median commissioning year is 2019, across the 14 in service with a known start date. The oldest still listed is Sakhalin II LNG Terminal (2009); 11 came online in the past ten years.
- What new LNG terminals are being built in Russia?
- 26 projects are under construction or proposed. The largest are Taimyr LNG Terminal (50 Mtpa), Kara LNG Terminal (22.5 Mtpa) and Tambey LNG Terminal (20 Mtpa).