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Natural Gas Subsector
Serbia has modest domestic figures for the production of natural gas (its planned production for 2009 was around 224.2 million m3) from its natural gas reserves located in Vojvodina, the northern province of Serbia. Approximately 91% of the natural gas consumed in Serbia is imported.

The system for the transportation of natural gas includes a 2,140 km long high pressure pipeline (16-50 bar) stretching from the Hungarian border to Ni

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