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Natural gas sector, distributors list operating in Serbia

Serbia is partially gasified and covered with modern gas supply network. Big industrial consumers are connected to distribution stations. Plans for gasification of eastern and western cities of Serbia are underway, some steps were made in last years.

Srbijagas as main local actor in gas market is also participating in expansion of gas supply network.

Private companies also have a certain market share percentage which is bigger ever year as distributors are also expanding their presence in accordance with market demand. Considering the future market opening and electricity price reform which is expected, the big consumers previously using electricity as main resource are also shifting to gas supply.

Below is the list of 31 Serbian natural gas distributing companies, both private and state owned.

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