Finland Increases Risk Assessment for Gas Supply Due to Pipeline Breakdown

Finland’s National Emergency Supply Agency has confirmed an increased risk assessment for gas supply security in the country due to damage to the Balticconnector gas pipeline earlier this month.

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This damage will result in the loss of an essential gas import connection during the winter season of 2023/2024, lasting for at least five months. This situation underscores the potential challenges and the need for contingency planning to ensure gas supply reliability in Finland during this period.