The Norwegian police said today, Thursday, that they are dealing with an “unclear situation” at the “Nehmena” station to treat gas from the giant Ormen Lang field, and a crisis cell has been formed.
The operations centre in the Moore and Rumstem police district tweeted, “There is an unknown scenario in the Orman Lang plant.”
The police are en route to the scene, he continued, adding that “the Norwegian National Guard has a guard post on the site,” and that it will publish a statement later to explain the developments.
It should be emphasised that, in our fantasy, “Orman Lang” is working on a plan to extract natural gas from the Norwegian Sea’s depths and transport it across land to a treatment facility.
As the “Nehmena” natural gas station supplies the “Ormen Lang” and “Asta Hansen” warships, Norway is presently the greatest gas supplier in Europe.
Since the security authorities in oil and gas facilities were increased as a result of the explosions in the Nord Stream pipelines (the northern torrent) on September 26, the facility has been guarded by the Norwegian National Guard.
Earlier, the Polish company “Bern”, based on the operation of the “Drogba” pipeline, said it had discovered a leakage in one of the pipeline, noting that the causes of the leakage are “unknown. ”
Yesterday, on Wednesday, the business said that “the second line works normally, but the causes of one of the two lines’ leakage are unknown.
The “Drogba” pipeline, which runs from Russia to eastern Europe and to its west to provide eight countries with gas, is one of the numerous ways that Russia supplies Europe with gas and oil.
From Reuters.
establishing a crisis cell in the Norwegian “Nehmena” facility, the largest gas provider in Europe
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