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Gas supplies from Russia continue to decline. (Image: OAO Gazprom)
Berlin/Essen (energate) - Russian gas deliveries continue to decline. On the afternoon of 15 June, Gazprom announced on its Telegram channel that the technical availability of the Baltic Sea pipeline "Nord Stream 1" would drop from 100 million cubic metres to only 67 million cubic metres per day on 16 June. As reason, Gazprom stated that the maintenance interval of another Siemens turbine had expired and therefore had to be taken out of operation. On the previous day, ...
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