Germany's Russian gas fix raises alarm in Merkel's backyard
Germany wants a USD 10 billion pipeline expansion built to increase the amount of Russian natural gas imported from Siberia. But the plan has opponents, both within the country and beyond.
BY WEIXIN ZHA & ANNA SHIRYAEVSKAYA, BLOOMBERG
Hidden by pine forests near the deserted site of what was once East Germany's biggest nuclear reactor, two shiny pipelines emerge from the Baltic Sea to mark the spot where Chancellor Angela Merkel is trying to secure the country's energy future.
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