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Serbia, Price of natural gas for residential consumers will be increased by 9 %

According to Serbian state-owned gas company Srbijagas, the price of natural gas for residential consumers in Serbia will be increased by 9 % on average as of 1 August.

The price for small consumers and households will increase to 0.3 euros per cubic meter.

For the buyers of natural gas in the free market, the price increased by 12 % and is applicable as of 1 July. Also, for the supply of public suppliers, the price of natural gas will be 0.24 euros per cubic meter as of 1 August.

According to Srbijagas, the VAT will be calculated relative to the increased prices, in line with the regulations.

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