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Work on Nord Stream 2 Pipeline in Finnish Waters to Begin Within Days - Company

© REUTERS / Nord Stream 2A handout by Nord Stream 2 claims to show the first pipes for the Nord Stream 2 project at a plant of OMK, which is one of the three pipe suppliers selected by Nord Stream 2 AG, in Vyksa, Russia, in this undated photo provided to Reuters on March 23, 2017
A handout by Nord Stream 2 claims to show the first pipes for the Nord Stream 2 project at a plant of OMK, which is one of the three pipe suppliers selected by Nord Stream 2 AG, in Vyksa, Russia, in this undated photo provided to Reuters on March 23, 2017 - Sputnik International
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The construction of Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline in Finland's waters will begin within several days, Jens Mueller, the press secretary for Nord Stream 2 AG, the project's operating company, told Sputnik on Tuesday.

"The vessel Solitaire will start pipelay activities in Finish waters within the next days. We will inform about details in due time," Mueller said.

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In April, Nord Stream 2 AG and Swiss company Allseas Group S.A. signed a contract on laying the pipes offshore. Apart from Solitaire, two other vessels, Pioneering Spirit and Audacia, will be used in the project. Audacia is expected to be used in Germany's waters, while Pioneering Spirit will be used for work at deep-sea layers.

In August, the company said they were preparing for the construction of a Russian stretch of the pipeline. The preparations are also underway in Germany.

The two pipelines of the projects will connect Russia to Germany via the Baltic Sea and territorial waters of Russia, Germany, Denmark, Finland and Sweden. The project has yet to secure Denmark's approval.

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