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Thirsty Europe May Have to Wait Longer for Nord Stream 2

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Further delays could plague the start-up of much-needed flows via Gazprom’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline to Europe after a German court ruled that the section offshore Germany must obey EU antitrust regulations. That could force the Russian exporter to offer third-party access and comply with unbundling requirements that require pipeline owners to be different from gas suppliers, upsetting its plans to ship 5.6 billion cubic meters via the Baltic subsea pipeline this year (WGI Jul.21'21).

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