(Reuters) - Russia must wait and see what Germany's Siemens Energy and Canada offer in regard to equipment for the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday.
Russia has said the pipeline is delivering less gas to Europe due to the slow return of Siemens-made equipment from Canada.
"We will see what Siemens (Energy) will do together with Canadians in regard to securing the return of a turbine in order for it to be put to work," Novak told reporters.
(Reporting by Reuters; editing by Jason Neely)
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Alexander Valentinovich Novak is the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia. Presently, he is Chairman at Transneft PJSC and Chairman of ROSSETI PJSC. Mr. Novak is also on the board of 5 other companies. In his past career he occupied the position of Deputy Governor at Province of Krasnoyarsk and Deputy Director-Personnel & Head-Polar Division at Norilsk Mining & Metallurgical Combine Named After Zavenyagin. He received an undergraduate degree from Norilsk State Industrial Institute and an undergraduate degree from Moscow State University Lomonosov.
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