Swiss company lands contract on controversial gas pipeline
Gazprom and its partners on Nord Stream II have secured capacity on the laying of pipes for the major expansion of gas pipeline Nord Stream II through the Baltic Sea.
Although it remains a headache for the EU and several of its member nations that a Gazprom-headed consortium will establish a new gas pipeline through the Baltic Sea, the consortium itself does not seem to share the concerns.
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