Nord Stream

Nord Stream is a gas pipeline to link Russia and the European Union via the Baltic Sea. It will carry natural gas to supply both businesses and households. The new pipeline will be an important factor of energy security in Europe.

Nord Stream will transport up to 55 billion cubic metres of gas each year. This is enough to supply more than 26 million households.

Nord Stream is more than just a pipeline. It is a new channel for Russian natural gas exports, and a major infrastructure project which sets a new benchmark in EU-Russia cooperation.

 

Quotes on Nord Stream

“This [Nord Stream] increases the energy security of Europe. New pipeline routes are needed and it is better that energy is transported via pipeline instead of by boats, trains or on the road. This is better from the environmental perspective.”

Matti Vanhanen, Finnish Prime Minister
12 February 2010

“It [Nord Stream] makes practical and economic sense as an addition to the existing infrastructure and one that serves a specific and necessary purpose. It is also a good example of partnership and of an outbound investment – in this case by Gazprom – that will benefit many customers.”

Tony Hayward (CEO BP)
21 January 2010

Gazprom Winershall / BASF E.ON Gasunie

 

 

 

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