Expected to come into service in 2019, the purpose of Nord Stream 2 is to double the capacity of the existing Nord Stream pipeline. This second stretch of Nord Stream will generally follow the route of the existing Nord Stream line, with each stretch having a capacity of 27.5 billion m3.
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Anna Nicklin
Assistant Editor
Anna joined Palladian Publications in July 2016 and is currently working as an assistant editor on Hydrocarbon Engineering magazine. She is excited at the prospect of enhancing her industry knowledge through this role.
Anna recently graduated from the University of Nottingham with a first class BA (Hons) degree in English and Philosophy, where she spent much of her time editing articles for a student magazine.
Currently living in Camberley, Anna enjoys cooking, exercising and travelling in her spare time.
