LONDON (Reuters) – Small amounts of gas were detected on Wednesday at Russia’s Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline, which has been out of service since explosions suspected of being caused by acts of sabotage caused a major leak last month. last, according to data published on the web.
Gas flows rose from zero to 102 kilowatt hours per hour (kwh/h) between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. CET on October 19 and then to 119 kwh/h an hour later, according to the data.
The Nord Stream operator did not respond to a request for comment and no explanation was immediately available.
(Written by Ashitha Shivaprasad in Bangalore and Matthias Williams in London; French version Valentine Baldassari, editing by Tangi Salaün)
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