NSR Development. Rosatom’s Hydrographic Survey Company intends to invest government-earmarked RUB 34.8 billion (USD 409 million) in the Northern Sea Route infrastructure by 2026. Among its investment targets are Utrenniy liquefied natural gas terminal, cargo berths and a canal for the onshore transshipment terminal at the Syradasayskoye coal deposit, an oil terminal in the Bukhta Sever port, a marine cargo terminal and infrastructure for small floating nuclear power units in the sea port of Pevek on Cape Nagleyngyn. In late June, Atomflot’s nuclear-powered LASH carrier Sevmorput set out on its first commercial coastal voyage this year, heading for the Far East. The voyage is undertaken as part of the Northern Sea Route federal project, which is included in Russia’s Comprehensive Action Plan for Transport Route Modernization and Expansion.