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Serbia-Bulgaria Gas Interconnector to Reduce Dependence on

With a capacity of 1.8 billion cubic metres of gas per year and a length of 170 kilometres, the gas pipeline, which links Novi Iskar near Sofia to the Serbian city of Nis, gives Belgrade access to natural gas from Azerbaijan as well as to the LNG terminal in the Greek port of Alexandroupolis.

Works on Serbia-Bulgaria gas link can start in

Construction works of the Nis-Dimitrovgrad pipeline linking Serbia''s gas distribution system to Bulgaria can start in September, announced Serbia''s Energy Minister.

Gas Interconnector Serbia

The gas interconnector, connecting gas networks of Serbia and Bulgaria, will boost the diversification of energy sources in Serbia and the Western Balkan region, allowing Serbia more secure and stable supply from

Contract for gas interconnector Serbia – Bulgaria has been signed

The financial contract for the project of construction of the gas interconnector Nis – Dimitrovgrad – Bulgaria was signed today in the Government of Serbia by the Minister of Finance Sinisa Mali and the Vice President of the European Investment Bank (EIB) Liliana Pavlov.

Information about the Company | Газпром Петрол България

"NIS Petrol EOOD" is the wholly owned subsidiary of NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije), one of the biggest vertically integrated oil companies in Southeastern Europe. In Bulgaria "NIS Petrol

Gas Interconnector Serbia

The gas interconnector, connecting gas networks of Serbia and Bulgaria, will boost the diversification of energy sources in Serbia and the Western Balkan region, allowing Serbia more secure and stable supply from different gas network systems, notably from Azerbaijan and to the future LNG Alexandroupoli terminal in Greece that can receive gas

Contract for gas interconnector Serbia – Bulgaria has been signed

The financial contract for the project of construction of the gas interconnector Nis – Dimitrovgrad – Bulgaria was signed today in the Government of Serbia by the Minister of

NIS Countries

Regional expansion takes two principal directions – oil and gas exploration and production (in Romania and Bosnia and Herzegovina) and through the development of a retail network (in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria and Romania). In total, NIS operates a network of over 400 refuelling stations in the Balkan market in two brands – NIS Petrol

Serbia launches interconnector to gas pipeline in Bulgaria

The launch of the interconnector will make operational the pipeline from the town of Novi Iskar in Bulgaria to the Serbian city of Nis, allowing Belgrade to access gas from

Works on Serbia-Bulgaria gas link can start in September

Construction works of the Nis-Dimitrovgrad pipeline linking Serbia''s gas distribution system to Bulgaria can start in September, announced Serbia''s Energy Minister.

Information about the Company | Газпром Петрол България

"NIS Petrol EOOD" is the wholly owned subsidiary of NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije), one of the biggest vertically integrated oil companies in Southeastern Europe. In Bulgaria "NIS Petrol EOOD" develops retail chain with the premium brand "GAZPROM" as well as whole sale distribution network for petroleum products.

NIS Countries

Regional expansion takes two principal directions – oil and gas exploration and production (in Romania and Bosnia and Herzegovina) and through the development of a retail network (in

Serbia-Bulgaria Gas Interconnector to Reduce Dependence on

With a capacity of 1.8 billion cubic metres of gas per year and a length of 170 kilometres, the gas pipeline, which links Novi Iskar near Sofia to the Serbian city of Nis, gives

Serbia launches interconnector to gas pipeline in Bulgaria

The launch of the interconnector will make operational the pipeline from the town of Novi Iskar in Bulgaria to the Serbian city of Nis, allowing Belgrade to access gas from Azerbaijan and LNG

Serbia opens pipeline to Bulgaria to diversify gas supplies

The pipeline, which runs from the Bulgarian town of Novi Iskar to the Serbian city of Nis, will give Belgrade access to gas from Azerbaijan and to the LNG terminal in the Greek port of

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