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Current projects in Serbian energy Sector

In 2009, the governments of Serbia and Slovakia signed an agreement on the cooperation between companies of the two countries in the development of the gas infrastructure in Serbia. This also provided for the construction of a gas storage depot with a capacity of 500 million m3, and a 100 km long gas pipeline network in South Serbia. The total value of the investment is estimated to be EUR 50.5 million.

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