Russia Keeps Traders Guessing on Nord Stream Gas Pipeline’s Return
- Gazprom said it has no papers on return of Nord Stream turbine
- Canada has said it will release the vital component to Germany
Pipework at the gas receiving station of the halted Nord Stream 2 project in Lubmin, Germany.
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Russia is keeping European natural gas traders on edge about the return of a key pipeline supplying the continent after maintenance ends next week.
State-run energy giant Gazprom PJSC said on Twitter Wednesday that it doesn’t have any documents allowing Siemens Energy AG to move a crucial turbine for the Nord Stream link out of Canada, where it’s being serviced.