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Serbia extends Gazprom gas supply for three months amid storage and pipeline projects

Serbia is expected to extend its natural gas supply agreement with Russia for an additional three months, with the new arrangement scheduled to be...

Serbia to Extend Russian Gas Supply Agreement Amid Domestic Reserves

Serbia is poised to prolong its natural gas supply agreement with Russia for an additional six months, as the current contract is set to...

Romania, Romgaz has concluded four gas supply contracts with Engie and E.ON

Romanian state-owned natural gas producer Romgaz said that it has concluded four gas supply contracts with Engie Romania and E.ON Romania worth a total...

Bulgaria, Country will not enter negotiations with Gazprom

Bulgarian Minister of Finance Assen Vassilev said that the country will not enter negotiations with Russian gas company Gazprom regarding the new natural gas...

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