Nord Stream 1's German exit point to reopen from April next year
The company behind the gas pipeline, closed for maintenance in late August and sabotaged by explosions soon after, says the unplanned closure of the exit facility in Greifswald will end in April next year.
BY MARKETWIRE, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN
Nord Stream 1’s German exit facility in Greifswald will expectedly reopen in April after months of closure.
The natural gas pipeline was shut down for repair on Aug. 31 and was later damaged by explosions.
Nord Stream AG now issues an update on the end date of the unplanned outage to April 1.
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