Nord Stream Line Repair Statement by Russian Gas Giant Gazprom

Gazprom, Russia's largest company and the world's largest natural gas producer, said that Siemens Energy is ready to repair the breakdown in the Nord Stream Pipeline, but there is no suitable workshop to carry out the work.

Russian gas giant Gazprom said in a statement that Siemens Energy is ready to help repair broken parts on the Nord Stream pipeline, but there is no suitable workshop to carry out the work. Under an agreement between the two companies, Siemens Energy has been repairing problems on the Nord Stream pipeline and is ready to help Gazprom repair broken parts that Gazprom claims are interfering with gas transit. Gazprom announced on Friday night that a turbine was leaking oil and that it would stop gas supplies to Germany. The company said repairs could only be carried out in a specially equipped workshop. The announcement on the Russian energy giant's Telegram channel said, "Siemens is detecting faults and is ready to carry out repairs of oil leaks in accordance with the contract between the two companies. However, there is no suitable place to carry out these repairs." A new statement from Simens Energy on Saturday said that they had not received a new repair request from Gazprom and could not confirm the energy giant's statements. https://twitter.com/BloombergHT/status/1566013444100444161 Follow Global Economic Developments on Social Media! Click here to follow Ieconomy official Facebook account! Click here to follow Ieconomy official Instagram account! Click here to follow Ieconomy official Twitter account!