Port facilities built by Natsproektstroy have been put into operation
The facilities of the next phase of Lavna Coal Transshipment Complex, built by Natsproektstroy Companies in the Murmansk Seaport, have been put into operation. Earlier, Rostechnadzor issued a Certificate of Conformity, which is an official document evidencing that the facilities of the Complex, built as part of phase 1.2, meet the approved design documentation and the requirements of the Urban Development Complex of the Russian Federation.
1 October 2025
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The facilities of the next phase of Lavna Coal Transshipment Complex, built by Natsproektstroy Companies in the Murmansk Seaport, have been put into operation. Earlier, Rostechnadzor issued a Certificate of Conformity, which is an official document evidencing that the facilities of the Complex, built as part of phase 1.2, meet the approved design documentation and the requirements of the Urban Development Complex of the Russian Federation.
It should be recalled that TEK Mosenergo (part of Natsproektstroy) is designing and building a Coal Transshipment Complex on the western shore of Kola Bay. The facilities of phase 1.2 include railway tracks with a length of 8.9 km, a berthing loading gallery with a length of 583 m, five transfer stations, one drive station, five conveyor galleries, an open storage area, auxiliary facilities and utilities.
In December 2023, after the commissioning of Vykhodnoy – Lavna Coal Transshipment Complex railway line, the port received its first coal train. In November 2024, NPS specialists commissioned hydraulic structures: berths and an approach dam. On March 27, 2025, the President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin participated via videoconference in the first coal shipment ceremony.
Natsproektstroy Companies continue the construction of facilities for the subsequent phases to achieve the cargo turnover of the Complex in the amount of 18 million tons per year. The work is scheduled to be completed in 2026.
Lavna Coal Transshipment Complex is part of the Murmansk Transport Hub Integrated Development Project, which is being implemented in accordance with the State Transport System Development Program.
It should be recalled that TEK Mosenergo (part of Natsproektstroy) is designing and building a Coal Transshipment Complex on the western shore of Kola Bay. The facilities of phase 1.2 include railway tracks with a length of 8.9 km, a berthing loading gallery with a length of 583 m, five transfer stations, one drive station, five conveyor galleries, an open storage area, auxiliary facilities and utilities.
In December 2023, after the commissioning of Vykhodnoy – Lavna Coal Transshipment Complex railway line, the port received its first coal train. In November 2024, NPS specialists commissioned hydraulic structures: berths and an approach dam. On March 27, 2025, the President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin participated via videoconference in the first coal shipment ceremony.
Natsproektstroy Companies continue the construction of facilities for the subsequent phases to achieve the cargo turnover of the Complex in the amount of 18 million tons per year. The work is scheduled to be completed in 2026.
Lavna Coal Transshipment Complex is part of the Murmansk Transport Hub Integrated Development Project, which is being implemented in accordance with the State Transport System Development Program.
