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Putin talks prompt Republika Srpska to seek unchanged Russian gas pricing

Republika Srpska expects Russian gas pricing to remain unchanged, SNSD leader Milorad Dodik said after meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Dodik also said Republika Srpska expects Russian gas supplies to continue under existing pricing terms. The discussions included energy cooperation and related gas-sector topics.

Energy cooperation and possible gas-sector projects

Dodik said the meeting covered energy cooperation and potential gas-sector projects. He cited discussions about gas-fired electricity generation as part of the broader agenda. No further project specifics were provided in the account of the talks.

Existing pricing terms and contract details

Dodik said an unchanged pricing arrangement would provide continuity for gas buyers in Republika Srpska amid volatile European energy costs. The meeting account did not disclose a new contract duration, delivery volumes, or a detailed pricing formula. The immediate focus therefore remained on continuation of current pricing terms rather than new commercial parameters.

Gas-fired generation as a separate prospect

Dodik described potential gas-fired generation as a separate development prospect from the pricing expectations discussed in Moscow. He did not provide investment value, plant capacity, or a construction timetable. As a result, the near-term commercial significance remained tied to expected continuation of current Russian gas pricing.

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