Germany says Nord Stream 2 picked a ship to finish gas pipeline
An yet-unnamed installation vessel has reportedly been found to complete construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which has had difficulties hiring help, with many companies shying from taking the job due to the treat of US sanctions.
By Vanessa Dezem and Dina Khrennikova, Bloomberg News
Nord Stream 2 has picked a ship to finish laying sections of its pipeline under the Baltic Sea, a German agency overseeing the work said, indicating the Russian company has found a way to get around US sanctions that have halted the project.
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