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Region: North Macedonia and Serbia advance cross-border gas pipeline project

The national gas transmission operator of North Macedonia, Nomagas, and Serbia’s state gas company, Srbijagas, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance their cooperation and accelerate the development of a cross-border gas interconnector. This agreement is a significant step toward streamlining the preparatory work for a key pipeline that will connect the gas transmission networks of both countries.

The interconnector project is a critical part of the regional energy strategy. It aims to strengthen energy security, better align gas supply with demand, and facilitate the cross-border transportation of natural gas. By establishing this direct link, the two nations hope to improve infrastructure efficiency and regional energy integration.

The proposed pipeline will be approximately 70 kilometers long, with 47 kilometers running through Serbia and 23 kilometers in North Macedonia. The route will extend from Klecevac in North Macedonia to the city of Vranje in Serbia. To support the pipeline’s operation, a primary metering station will be installed on the North Macedonian side, while Serbia will construct a control metering station. These facilities are essential for ensuring accurate gas measurement and safe transmission.

As part of the MoU, the two companies have also agreed on the specific location where the pipeline will cross the international border. This agreement marks a key milestone for the finalization of design documents and enables the project to proceed to the next phase. In the coming weeks, a comprehensive feasibility study will be conducted to determine the technical details and estimate the overall costs.

Once completed, the interconnector will support bidirectional gas flows of up to 1.5 billion cubic meters per year, enhancing flexibility and resilience in the regional energy market.

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