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epa02109558 Guenther Oettinger EU Energy Commissioner delivers a speech during ceremony of start construction of the Nord Stream offshore pipeline in Vyborg, Russia, 09 April 2010. Nord Stream plan to bring natural gas from Russia to Germany via a pipeline under the Baltic Sea. It will comprise two lines, each approximately 1,220Km in length, with a combined capacity of 55 billion cubic meters a year. With European gas import needs projected to grow by about 200 billion cubic meters by the year 2025, Nord Stream will meet about 25 per cent of this additional requirement. After completion in 2012, the pipeline through the Baltic Sea will connect the worlds largest gas reserves, located in Russia, with the European gas pipeline network, securing natural gas supplies for the continental over the coming decades. EPA/SERGEI ILNITSKY
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