Beixi Natural Gas Pipeline Company announced that it will temporarily close two natural gas pipelines

Xinhua News Agency, Moscow, July 3rd (Reporter Liu Kai) Beixi Natural Gas Pipeline Company issued a notice recently that from July 11th to 21st, the "Beixi-1" two natural gas pipelines supported by the company will temporarily close the company. Routine maintenance. Analysts said that this move will exacerbate the shortage of natural gas in the European market in the near future.

According to the Russian News Agency, the announcement said that the maintenance involves testing mechanical components and automation systems to ensure the reliable, safe and efficient operation of natural gas pipelines. This annual maintenance work has been planned in advance, and the time arrangement has been negotiated with upstream and downstream partners.

Analysts pointed out that "Beixi-1" is currently Russia's major gas pipeline against Europe, which will increase the shortage of natural gas in the European market.

Russian natural gas market expert Ji Yiwan Mona said that due to the temporary closure of the news, the gas supply of natural gas pipelines in "Beixi-1" in July may drop to 1.3 billion cubic meters, a decrease of nearly 60%compared with June. Data show that in May, the pipeline supply was 5.4 billion cubic meters, and in June was 3.2 billion cubic meters.

In mid-June, Russia's Natural Gas Industry Co., Ltd. (Russia Gas) said that because German Siemens did not timely deliver the gas compression unit to Russia, the gas gas was forced to reduce the gas pipeline transmission of the "Beixi-1" natural gas pipeline. Essence

The "Beixi-1" natural gas pipeline built in 2011 starts from Russia Ve Castle in the east, leading to Germany through the Baltic sea seas. In recent years, it has been in a super load operation. Russia is the largest shareholder of Beixi Natural Gas Pipeline Company, which is responsible for the operation of "Beixi-1", with a proportion of 51%of its equity. The remaining equity belongs to Germany, the Netherlands and French companies.

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