To je odavno već aktuelna priča:Nadjoh vest i da Makedonci prave gasovod da se povežu sa terminalom u Aleksandropolju u Grčkoj, ovo je zicer da se i mi nekako nakačimo na priču jer hteli-ne hteli da to prihvatimo alternativa se mora napraviti i to što hitnije...
Title of the project: Gas Interconnector Serbia-Bulgaria
Start of works on pipeline: 14 January 2022
Completion of construction: December 2023
Financing: The project of building the gas interconnector Niš– Dimitrovgrad – Bulgaria is financed partly through EU grants, in the amount of EUR 49.6 million, as well as EUR 25 million of a favourable loan from the European Investment Bank that Serbia will pay for the part of the gas pipeline passing through Serbia. The Republic of Serbia has allocated EUR 15 million and EUR 7.5 million for preparatory works and the design.
The new gas interconnector connects the existing Serbian network in Niš with the Bulgarian network in the capital Sofia, stretching for 109 km on the Serbian side. With the pipe diameter of 700 mm and maximum pressure of 55 bar, its capacity will allow for the transfer of 1.8 billion cubic metres of natural gas annually, equivalent to 60% of Serbia’s total annual consumption.
The new Niš-Sofia gas pipeline (together with the new pipeline under construction between Greece and Bulgaria) will diversify energy sources in Serbia and the Western Balkan region. It will thus also reduce dependency on one dominant supplier. The other sources could include the LNG (liquefied natural gas) from Greece and Azeri gas coming through the TANAP (Turkey) and TAP (Greece) pipelines.
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Serbia expects LNG deliveries from Greece to start soon