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Strategizing: Theory and Practice
UDC 33

PRODUCTION SUPPORT IN THE ARCTIC: A STRATEGIC APPROACH Production Support in the Arctic: a Strategic Approach

Published in Strategizing: Theory and Practice · Volume 1, Issue 1 · Pages 15–27 · Rubric: National and Regional Strategies
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21603/2782-2435-2021-1-1-15-27
Received: 28.02.2021 Accepted: 17.05.2021
Authors
AL Aleksey Fadeev
Aleksey Fadeev
ABSTRACT
The Arctic reserves of hydrocarbons play an important geostrategic and economic role for many states, whose energy security will rely on this region in the nearest decades. The development of hydrocarbon deposits in extreme conditions requires unique scientific and industrial solutions, as well as new sourcing strategies for attracting vehicles that can operate at low temperatures. Mineral production in the Polar regions is a complex technological, transport, and logistical task. As a result, each industrial production project needs a highly efficient and complex system of supporting projects, which involve naval aviation, marine fleet, integrated support bases, etc. In addition to solving technical problems, this production support system should comply with the highest standards of environmental and industrial safety, generating no adverse impact on the sensitive ecosystem of the Russian Arctic and adjacent marine territories.
KEYWORDS
Arctic, shelf, production support, logistics, production
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