Today industry and energy experts gathered in Copenhagen to discuss Europe’s new energy needs and perspectives for the future of secure energy supply. The purpose of the seminar was to provide different perspectives on the subject and to discuss the role the Nord Stream project plays for future security of energy supply to Europe. Learn more about the seminar...

Nord Stream’s roundtable was held in the framework of the X International Environmental “Baltic Sea Day” Forum in St. Petersburg on 18 March. The event was focused on such topics as the project’s current status and the latest milestones, the challenges and the Espoo procedure, particularly the results achieved during preparation of the Espoo report, legal aspects of the application of the Espoo Convention in Russia, munitions handling as well as an overview of existing and planned gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. Learn more about the event...

Nord Stream has developed a mobile exhibition devoted to its project. The “Pipeline Information Tour”, designed to provide the general public with information on all aspects of the pipeline. It is housed in a bus which will travel to major cities on and near the Baltic Sea coast. Learn more about the exhibition…

Experience an exciting and adventurous day on 12 June 2008. The Heritage Under Water – Maritime Archaeology (HUMA) project team on the island of Gotland, Sweden will take you back to the ghastly night in 1566, when a powerful storm struck Visby and sunk fifteen battleships belonging to the navy of Denmark and Luebeck. Learn more about the HUMA project and event…

Nord Stream has received praise from environmental NGOs (non-governmental organisations) for transparency and responsiveness to their concerns. The comments came at a round table meeting with Baltic Sea region NGOs in Riga, Latvia, on 14 May 2008. Learn more about the round table...

Nord Stream invited media from Denmark, Finland and Sweden to visit natural gas fields and production facilities in Novy Urengoy, Siberia from 1-5 April 2008. This was a unique chance to gain “on the ground” impressions of how natural gas is explored, treated and transported. Learn more about the trip…

On 15 December 2007, the County Museum of Gotland opened an exhibition about the terrible night from 28-29 July 1566, when more than 5,000 people died in a storm just outside Visby harbour. It displays artefacts from the fifteen warships of the Danish-Luebeckish fleet, which had anchored there during the Nordic Seven Years War. Learn more about the exhibition…

Media representatives from Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Poland and Germany came to Helsinki harbour for a visit on the research vessels Franklin, Pollux and Triad. The three boats are currently working in the Gulf of Finland to complete Nord Stream’s detailed seabed survey. Learn more about the munitions press trip…

Nord Stream presented its technical environmental study on the Russian sector of its proposed pipeline through the Baltic Sea, along with the preliminary data and documents it has prepared for the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) on the project. Learn more about the hearing...

Seventeen correspondents from major Russian and Moscow-based international media, including leading dailies and business newswires, key industry publications, and a TV channel, took part in a one-day press trip to Vyksa Steel Works (Vyksa, Novgorod Region, Russia). The trip highlighted the signing of the contract between Nord Stream and United Metallurgical Company (OMK). Learn more about the signing ceremony…

Swedish and German media representatives from major TV stations and leading newspapers took part in a press trip around the Slite harbour aboard the research vessel Pollux. Learn more about the outing…

On 28 June 2007, Nord Stream and the Russian Regional Environmental Center held an information meeting with representatives of environmental NGOs of the Baltic Region. Learn more about the meeting...

Nord Stream AG presented itself at the Leading Trade Fair for Pipeline Technologies and Systems as part of Hannover Messe from 16-20 April 2007. Among the visitors was a delegation of government officials from various African states. Learn more about Nord Stream’s trade show presentation...

Within the Espoo process, four public meetings were held in Finland: in Helsinki (11 December), Hanko (12 December), Turku (13 December), and in Kotka (14 December). Learn more about these meetings…

Public information meetings were held in Sweden, in Stockholm and Visby (Gotland), on 29-30 November 2006. The meetings gave the public an opportunity to learn more about the project, voice concerns and get answers to questions. Learn more about the meetings in Sweden…

The press conference was hosted by the Finnish Ministry of Environment to mark the start of Nord Stream’s EIA programme in Finland. Learn more about the press conference...

A press conference dedicated to official opening of the company’s headquarters in Zug, Switzerland took place on 4 October 2006. Learn more about the opening of Nord Stream HQ...

On 23 June 2006, Nord Stream hosted an information evening for the regional authorities in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania. Nord Stream’s General Manager and our leading technical and environmental expert delivered presentations on the project and special issues. Learn more about the evening...