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Annual Environmental Monitoring Results Confirm Conclusions of Environmental Impact Assessments

Feb. 5, 2020 | Zug, Switzerland

Annual Environmental Monitoring Results Confirm Conclusions of Environmental Impact Assessments

Nord Stream 2’s Overall Environmental Monitoring Report 2018 confirms that the pipeline’s construction activities in 2018 did not cause significant impacts on the Baltic Sea. The results were generally in line with or below the assessed impacts in national environmental impact assessments (EIAs) and were temporary and local in nature.
Monitoring of Nord Stream 2 Construction in Russia Confirms Environmental Compliance

Nov. 12, 2019 | St Petersburg, Russia / Zug, Switzerland

Monitoring of Nord Stream 2 Construction in Russia Confirms Environmental Compliance

Nord Stream 2 has completed pipelay activities in the Russian offshore and onshore sections. At the landfall facilities, most of the technical equipment has been installed, while operational buildings are still being built.
Nord Stream 2 Granted a Construction Permit by Denmark

Oct. 30, 2019 | Copenhagen, Denmark – 30-Oct-19

Nord Stream 2 Granted a Construction Permit by Denmark

Nord Stream 2 AG today obtained the permit to construct its planned pipeline system in the Danish Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) south-east of Bornholm. The permit was granted by the Danish Energy Agency, which is in charge of the application, and covers a 147-km-long route section.
Meet Mikhail Karavayev, Construction Foreman

Meet Mikhail Karavayev, Construction Foreman

Nord Stream 2 Construction Foreman Mikhail Karavayev has 10 years of experience in specialty concrete work for large infrastructure projects. He discusses his role at the Russian landfall, where he and his team are excavating and casting foundations for maintenance buildings.
On Board the Pioneering Spirit

On Board the Pioneering Spirit

The world’s largest construction vessel is one of the key ships in Nord Stream 2’s fleet. Find out more about how Pioneering Spirit maintains its impressive round-the-clock pipelaying schedule.
The pipeline is being laid at a rate of up to 3 km per day

The pipeline is being laid at a rate of up to 3 km per day

Pipe lay vessels act as floating factories, welding and testing pipe sections before joining them onto the main pipe string. Pipe sections must be delivered to the vessels in time to maintain the 24 hour production schedule.

Three Quarters of Nord Stream 2 Completed

Aug. 26, 2019 | Zug, Switzerland

Three Quarters of Nord Stream 2 Completed

Nord Stream 2 has laid 1,855 kilometres of the pipeline in the Baltic Sea in Russian, Finnish, Swedish and German waters.
Natural Gas Supports Meeting Climate Targets

Natural Gas Supports Meeting Climate Targets

Flexible, efficient, and affordable, natural gas is key to supporting a climate-friendly energy transition. Our infographic illustrates its advantages.
Nord Stream delivered at full capacity in 2018

Nord Stream delivered at full capacity in 2018

Utilisation of the existing Nord Stream pipeline has increased every year since it opened in 2011, reaching a record volume in 2018. The Nord Stream 2 Pipeline will provide additional capacities to meet the EU’s growing energy needs.

How the Pipeline Fuels the EU Economy

How the Pipeline Fuels the EU Economy

Nord Stream 2 will offer competitive access to natural gas, contribute to the European GDP, create jobs and lower gas bills. Our infographic illustrates its EU benefits.
Annual Environmental Monitoring Results Confirm Conclusions of Environmental Impact Assessments

Feb. 5, 2020 | Zug, Switzerland

Annual Environmental Monitoring Results Confirm Conclusions of Environmental Impact Assessments

Nord Stream 2’s Overall Environmental Monitoring Report 2018 confirms that the pipeline’s construction activities in 2018 did not cause significant impacts on the Baltic Sea. The results were generally in line with or below the assessed impacts in national environmental impact assessments (EIAs) and were temporary and local in nature.
Meet Mikhail Karavayev, Construction Foreman

Meet Mikhail Karavayev, Construction Foreman

Nord Stream 2 Construction Foreman Mikhail Karavayev has 10 years of experience in specialty concrete work for large infrastructure projects. He discusses his role at the Russian landfall, where he and his team are excavating and casting foundations for maintenance buildings.
On Board the Pioneering Spirit

On Board the Pioneering Spirit

The world’s largest construction vessel is one of the key ships in Nord Stream 2’s fleet. Find out more about how Pioneering Spirit maintains its impressive round-the-clock pipelaying schedule.
Monitoring of Nord Stream 2 Construction in Russia Confirms Environmental Compliance

Nov. 12, 2019 | St Petersburg, Russia / Zug, Switzerland

Monitoring of Nord Stream 2 Construction in Russia Confirms Environmental Compliance

Nord Stream 2 has completed pipelay activities in the Russian offshore and onshore sections. At the landfall facilities, most of the technical equipment has been installed, while operational buildings are still being built.
The pipeline is being laid at a rate of up to 3 km per day

The pipeline is being laid at a rate of up to 3 km per day

Pipe lay vessels act as floating factories, welding and testing pipe sections before joining them onto the main pipe string. Pipe sections must be delivered to the vessels in time to maintain the 24 hour production schedule.

Nord Stream delivered at full capacity in 2018

Nord Stream delivered at full capacity in 2018

Utilisation of the existing Nord Stream pipeline has increased every year since it opened in 2011, reaching a record volume in 2018. The Nord Stream 2 Pipeline will provide additional capacities to meet the EU’s growing energy needs.

Nord Stream 2 Granted a Construction Permit by Denmark

Oct. 30, 2019 | Copenhagen, Denmark – 30-Oct-19

Nord Stream 2 Granted a Construction Permit by Denmark

Nord Stream 2 AG today obtained the permit to construct its planned pipeline system in the Danish Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) south-east of Bornholm. The permit was granted by the Danish Energy Agency, which is in charge of the application, and covers a 147-km-long route section.
Natural Gas Supports Meeting Climate Targets

Natural Gas Supports Meeting Climate Targets

Flexible, efficient, and affordable, natural gas is key to supporting a climate-friendly energy transition. Our infographic illustrates its advantages.
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