Russia and Serbia extend gas supply agreement
Gazprom and Srbijagas have extended the contract on Russian gas supplies to the republic until the end of the year on the same preferential terms. This was reported by the Director of the Serbian state company Dusan Bayatovich, reports Radio and TV Serbia.
Gazprom and Srbijagas have extended the contract on Russian gas supplies to the republic until the end of the year on the same preferential terms. This was reported by the Director of the Serbian state company Dusan Bayatovich, reports Radio and TV Serbia.
The current contract expired on September 30. Since the beginning of the year, the document has been extended several times for three months. Russia began supplying gas to Serbia in 1978.
Gas supplies from Russia to Serbia go through the “Balkan stream” – the continuation of the “Turkish stream”. Along with gas supplies from Russia, the country receives gas from Azerbaijan. Hungarian authorities said they were looking for new sources of energy.
