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Serbia and Bulgaria, linking the gas network

Agreement on a feasibility study to link gas networks of Bulgaria and Serbia was signed on 15 April in Sofia.

Feasibility study will cost two and a half million euros financed by the European Regional Development Fund, reports the Bulgarian News agency.

Construction of a pipeline that will connect the network in Serbia and Bulgaria will cost 57.5 million euros, said the Bulgarian minister for regional development Plevneliev Rosen explained that the works should commence 2013th and 2014th year.

According to him, the pipeline would be 50 kilometers long in Bulgaria and 100 km in Serbia.

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