Swedish ports say no to Nord Stream 2
The construction work on the Russian gas pipeline Nord Stream 2 through the Baltic Sea is facing new challenges. Following government pressure, Swedish ports are refusing to allow the pipeline construction.
BY SØREN SPRINGBORG
Gazprom's construction of the planned gas pipeline Nord Stream 2 will likely not be controlled from Swedish ports. The two Swedish ports, which were nominated by the Russian company as fixed ports for the project – Port of Slite in Gotland and the Port of Karlshamn in Scania – are both leaning towards refusing the project.
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