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 25 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 critical linkage [referring to Nord Stream] between Russian gas producers and European energy consumers will enhance energy security and ensure free flows of gas to European markets. It is a real physical manifestation of greater economic integration between Russia and Europe.”

Tony Hayward, CEO, BP
Reuters, 4 June 2009

“We have no objections to this project. More importantly, we think it fortunate that Russia adheres to the Espoo Convention (...) These are very serious obligations, (…)  that are related to all transboundary effects and economic projects along the far-reaching Russian border.”

Leonid Grigoriev, Chairman of the Board, WWF Russia
RIA Novosti, Roundtable “The Environtmental Safety of Nord Stream: Risks, Issues, Solutions”, 20 May 2009

Gazprom Winershall / BASF E.ON Gasunie



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