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Kirkenes Harbor: A Gateway to the Northern Sea Route and Resource Exploration

Kirkenes Harbor has become increasingly significant following the opening of the Northern Sea Route, which enhances access to vital shipping lanes and emerging economic opportunities. With ongoing exploration for oil and gas resources in the Arctic region, Kirkenes is strategically positioned as a key player. Over the past 25 years, Kirkenes has developed strong cooperative ties with Russia, fostering collaboration in various sectors such as trade and environmental management, making it an essential hub for regional growth and development.

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Kirkenes Harbor: A Gateway to the Northern Sea Route and Resource Exploration

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  1. Kirkenes Harbor Kirkenes harbor has gained importance after the opening of the Northern Sea Route and exploration for oil and gas resources in the North was opened. Kirkenes has built up experience over the last 25 years to cooperate with Russia
  2. Strategic cooperation betweenHenriksen Shipping and Kirkenes Base Kirkenes Base AS.Base company with locations at Industrial Area in Kirkenes.Owned by CCB, Bergen Group Kimek and Barlidhaug Property AS Henriksen Shipping AS.Shipping Agent.Own jetty and storage facilities in KirkenesRepresentative of Gac
  3. Project Pulkneset. Project ownerare: GTI Eiendom AS . (Local real estatecompany) SVI AS (localdevelopmentcompany) CCB (Norway’sbiggest offshore base owner) Barlindhaug Eiendom AS (Real estatedeveloper) The pilot project started in summer 2011 with clarification regarding prehistoric sites. Mapping is finsh, and the Sami Parliament has freed area for further planning. General permission from the military is obtained for further planning. Letter of Intent to acquire property from FeFo, if the plan is approved. Start planning. Summer 2012. SWECO engaged as a consultant. Plan to start physical work in mid-2015.
  4. Location compared to Kirkenes Located in area with good marine conditions andclose to existinginfrastructure.A full development will provide up to 800 Da. Commercial area. The development of the maritimeindustries in and around Kirkeneswill require significant areas andexcellent and spacious harbor conditions. These areas will have to beso that the noise, dust andexpansion opportunities willbe obstructed by other facilities Norterminal Pulkneset Kirkenes Flyplass GSV
  5. The Norwegian oil & gas industry moving into the eastern Barents Sea
  6. Norterminal
  7. Pulkneset
  8. The development plan The area is close to other infrastructure such as E6 and airport. Great harbor conditions without ice and nearby civil homes. Planned developed in 3 phases. 1 Phase 250 Da.New road with budget of 65 million NOK to be built.
  9. Phase I. Approximately 250 Da. Construction start 2015. Plannedcompletion in 2017-18. Base facilities to accommodate up to 2 drilling operationssimultaneously. Kirkenes Base AS will be the operator ofthe base. (CCB'smainshareholder)
  10. Utilization of the whole area Visual impression if the entire area is being developed. Approximately 800 Da. Can serve as base functions for Oil & Gas, hosting services and other cargo handling.
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