The annual planned preventive maintenance of the gas pipeline will last ten days, starting July 11th.
Russian Gazprom will completely shut down the Nord Stream-1 gas pipeline for repairs from July 11 to July 21, according to Nord Stream AG, the operating company.
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Reportedly, both gas pipeline strings will be discontinued for planned maintenance work, including testing of mechanical components and automation systems.
It was noted that the work schedule and plan were agreed in advance with Nord Stream AG partners for gas transportation upstream and downstream.
In June, Gazprom reduced gas supplies to Europe via Nord Stream 1 by 60%. The Turkish Stream also stopped for a week.
At the same time, Gazprom could use the free capacity of the Ukrainian GTS and the Yamal-Europe gas pipeline, but it did not, exacerbating the gas crisis in Europe.
Overall, in five and a half months, Gazprom reduced exports by almost a third – to 65 billion cubic meters of gas.
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Source: korrespondent
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