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Gazprom called a new reason for stopping the Nord Stream-1
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Another reason for stopping the gas pipeline to Europe was the lack of documentation.
The Russian monopoly company Gazprom, a week after Canada’s decision to return the sanctioned turbine for the Nord Stream-1 gas pipeline after repair, said that it could not pick it up, according to Gazprom’s Telegram channel.
“Gazprom does not have a single document that allows Siemens to take out of Canada a gas turbine engine for the Portovaya compressor station, which is being repaired there,” the report says.
As of July 14, Gazprom, according to the report, did not intend to clarify the issue with the documents. And he warned that the further operation of the compressor station on the gas pipeline, through which today the main gas supplies to Europe go, is in question.
Obviously, without waiting for the expected reaction, two days later, on the morning of June 16, Gazprom issued another message.
“Gazprom officially turned to Siemens [компания-производитель турбины, – ред.] with a request to provide documents allowing the removal of a gas turbine engine for the Portovaya compressor station,” Gazprom added.
It was previously known that volumes of gas transit through the Ukrainian GTS at a minimum in 30 years.
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