Baltic pipeline news

Reuters reports that China has promised to fully cooperate in the investigation of the destruction last month of the Balticconnector gas pipeline.

Reuters reports that Estonia believes the recent subsea incidents are related.

The Intercept publishes report on international investigation of explosions that destroyed part of Nord Stream gas pipeline in Baltic Sea.

Russian warship attacked unsuccessfully by Ukrainian uncrewed speedboats in the Black Sea, near Turkey.

Denmark invites Gazprom to help salvage unidentified object found close to only remaining intact gas pipeline under Baltic Sea.

Energinet receives certificates of conformity from DNV for its section of the major offshore Baltic Pipe project.

Todd Razor, on behalf of Vacuworx, USA, discusses pipe handling systems that meet global engineering and safety standards.

E.ON has almost fully cut the value of its stake in Nord Stream 1, reflecting damage to the pipeline that has made the asset inoperable.

“Technogenic craters” found at location of the pipeline damage on line 1.

First underwater images reveal extensive damages to Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea.