Russia to cut gas through Nord Stream 1 to 20% of capacity
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Russia’s Gazprom says it would further reduce natural gas flows through a major pipeline to Europe to 20% of capacity, citing equipment repairs. The move announced Monday ramps up fears
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Russia’s Gazprom says it would further reduce natural gas flows through a major pipeline to Europe to 20% of capacity, citing equipment repairs. The move announced Monday ramps up fears
Gazprom, Russia’s state energy giant, said it would halve the amount of gas it sends to Germany through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, bringing it down to 20 percent of capacity.
Russia's Gazprom said it would again reduce gas deliveries through Nord Stream 1 by 20% for 'repairs,' cutting the current flow in half. The new blow to supply comes as Europe scrambles to store gas for winter.
Russia's Gazprom said it would reduce Nord Stream 1 pipeline flows again for 'repairs.' The reduction in gas flow would correspond to 20% of the pipeline's capacity, cutting the current flow in half.
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Russian state-owned gas giant Gazprom said Monday that it will further restrict gas flow to the European Union via its key Nord Stream 1 pipeline beginning this week, citing additional technical problems as EU leaders scramble to fill their storage tanks and prepare for the winter season.
Russia's Gazprom said Monday that it would further reduce natural gas flows through a major pipeline to Europe to 20% of capacity, citing equipment repairs. The move escalates tensions over energy supplies that are dwindling just as the continent is trying to shore up its storage for winter.
Russia’s Gazprom says it would further reduce natural gas flows through a major pipeline to Europe to 20% of capacity, citing repairs of equipment. The Russian state-owned company tweeted that
Russia's Gazprom said it would again reduce gas deliveries through Nord Stream 1 for 'repairs.' The reduction in gas flow would correspond to 20% of the pipeline's capacity, cutting the current flow in half.
The European Union has accused Russia of resorting to energy blackmail, while the Kremlin says the Gazprom disruption has been caused by maintenance issues.
