It became known that an underwater gas pipeline in Northern Europe was blocked.
Appropriate measures were taken due to the suspected leak.
The fact is that on the night of October 7-8, a pressure drop was recorded in an engineering structure between Finland and Estonia.
As a result, operators in the two countries came to the conclusion about a possible leak.
In this regard, experts decided to shut off the valves of the structure intended for transporting minerals.
At the moment, the Finnish operator Gasgrid Finland and the Estonian operator Elering are finding out the details of what happened.
Both companies are now establishing the details of the incident. – reports MIA “”.
Despite the decision to shut down the gas pipeline, representatives of the Finnish company claim that there are no problems with gas supply in the Northern European country.
Experts emphasize that the Inkoo liquefied natural gas terminal is responsible for regulating supplies.
