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Cryogas-Vysotsk
Vysotsk, Vyborgsky district
About the company
Cryogas-Vysotsk is the first factory for production of liquefied
natural gas in the Baltic region. It is a joint venture of NOVATEK
and Gazprombank.
The capacity of the factory is 660,000 tonnes of LNG per
year, its infrastructure also includes a LNG storage tank with
capacity of 42,000 cubic meters and an unloading berth able
to accommodate tankers with cargo capacity up to 29,900 cubic
meters.
Production of liquefied natural gas
Year of establishment: 2019 Cryogas-Vysotsk is the first medium-tonnage LNG factory
in the Baltic Sea and the third factory for production and
Production capacity: shipment of LNG to marine vessels in the country.
660,000 tonnes of LNG per year The products are delivered to the countries of Northern
Europe, Scandinavia and Baltic region.
Number of employees:
275 people
The main facilities of the complex include
area for preliminary cleaning of raw natural
gas, two liquefaction lines, LNG storage tank
with capacity of 42,000 cubic meters, area for
shipment of LNG to automobile transport and
two berths:
• berth No.1 for loading of LNG to vessels with
displacement of up to 29,900 tonnes
• berth No.2 for bunkering tankers and
auxiliary fleet able to accommodate vessels
with displacement of up to 14,400 tonnes
Leningrad region has favourable geographical location and Contacts
developed sea ports. These advantages make it an optimal region
in terms of production and distribution of LNG to the Baltic and 126 B Savushkina street,
European markets. Cryogas-Vysotsk together with the Government Saint Petersburg
of Leningrad Region work on expansion of sale markets for
low-tonnage LNG and participation in environmental projects +7 (812) 605-08-60
of Leningrad region. In this context it is worth mentioning the plans
of Cryogas-Vysotsk on bunkering marine vessels with liquefied
natural gas which will undoubtedly have positive effect on ecological
situation in the region.
Dmitry Anischenko
CEO of Cryogas-Vysotsk
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