Germany and Russia's Nordstream 2 pipeline explained

The video discusses a project to connect Europe to natural gas reserves in northern Russia, led by Russia and bypassing Ukraine via the Baltic Sea. Germany and Russia aim to expand the existing Nord Stream pipeline, doubling its capacity. The pipeline could supply up to 70% of Europe's gas needs, significantly impacting the region's energy supply.

What is the primary goal of the pipeline project led by Russia?

• To connect Europe to natural gas reserves in northern Russia

• To build a new railway system

• To increase oil production in Europe

• To develop renewable energy sources

Which sea will the pipeline run under to bypass Ukraine?

• North Sea

• Mediterranean Sea

• Black Sea

• Baltic Sea

Which countries are involved in the expansion of the Nord Stream pipeline?

• France and Italy

• Germany and Russia

• Spain and Portugal

• Norway and Sweden

What is the expected outcome of doubling the Nord Stream pipeline's capacity?

• To improve air quality in Europe

• To increase gas supply to Europe

• To reduce gas prices in Asia

• To decrease gas imports from Africa

What percentage of Europe's gas needs could the pipeline potentially meet?

• 80%

• 60%

• 50%

• 70%