Danish authorities have reported one leak in Nord Stream 2 in Danish waters in the Baltic Sea and two others in Nord Stream 1. Both pipelines are out of service.
Euskaraz irakurri: Danimarkako Gobernuak larrialdi energetikoa ezarri du, Nord Stream 1 eta 2 gasbideetan ihesak anzeman ostean
Denmark’s government declared a state of emergency in the electricity and gas sector on Tuesday after discovering it in recent hours three leaks in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines. In addition, it has Navigation prohibited within a five-mile radius of the spill areas and flights within a one-kilometer area.
The Danish authorities initially reported that leakage in the Nord Stream 2 in Danish waters in the Baltic Sea andthen, from two more on the Nord Stream 1, one in the waters of this Scandinavian country and another in neighboring Sweden, near the island of Bornholm.
“Pipe breaks are rare, so we see reason to increase the emergency level as a result of last day’s events. We want to ensure careful monitoring of critical infrastructure to strengthen security of supply,” said a statement. release statement.
Both pipes are out of service: The Nord Stream 1 has been stuck for weeks after Russia allegedly claimed an oil leak; the other was never in operation.
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Source: EITB
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