Related problems spoken out in Sweden, which could result from explosions on the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines in that section, where their strings run in the Swedish Special Economic Zone. Per Kvarnefalk, a spokesman for Svenska Kraftnat, said, that there is a possibility of damage to the power cable, which runs along the bottom of the Baltic Sea less than half a kilometer from one of the explosion sites. The cable is included in the Swedish electrical system Swepol Link, which is engaged in the export of electricity.
Aware of, that electricity is supplied through the power cable, eg, to the north of Poland. is he (cable) was laid around 30 years ago and provides for the needs of a number of countries in the Baltic region in electricity during the "high season".
At the time of the explosion on the gas pipelines, the underwater cable was de-energized. This raises certain questions about such "foresight" of the Swedish side.. In Stockholm, they explain the fact that the power cable was not energized at the time of the explosion at SP-1 and SP-2 by the topic, that “at the moment there was no need to export electricity”.
Now, as the representative of the mentioned Swedish company says, check the condition of the cable, since “the data from it was not read for some time precisely because, that he was de-energized".
Kvarnefalk:
If there is a problem with the cable, then at first you can do without its operation, but over time it will affect the power supply situation. Recall, that Russia is currently the only country, initiated a criminal case in connection with the explosions at the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines. Europe and the US are trying to blame Russia for the bombings.
