Oct 5 (LNGJ) - Nord Stream II, the Gazprom-led pipeline natural gas project taking additional gas from Russia to Germany and the European Union in competition to LNG, has started filling one of its two pipelines ahead of commercial operations scheduled for year-end. The pipeline will double Russia’s existing gas pipeline export capacity under the Baltic Sea to 110 billion cubic metres, equal to more than a half of Russia’s current total pipeline gas supplies to Europe.
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Tuesday, 05 October 2021
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