Balkan Nations Unveil Multi-State Pipeline Upgrade Plan to Feed European Gas Demand
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The Vertical Corridor is coming one step closer to Serbia, opening up prospects for new natural gas routes from Greece to Central Europe. Yesterday’s quadrilateral meeting of the Energy Ministers of Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia and North Macedonia in Belgrade gave new impetus to the project, combining the political support of the four countries with the immediate start of construction of the North Macedonia-Serbia pipeline. The new pipeline will g…
Construction of a gas interconnector between Serbia and North Macedonia will soon begin, opening an additional route for gas supplies from the LNG terminal in Alexandroupolis, Greece. This was stated in a joint statement by the energy ministers of Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece and North Macedonia after a regional summit in Belgrade. “The first pipes for the Serbia-North Macedonia section of the gas interconnector have been delivered to Serbia and wor…
Vertical Corridor expands to Serbia: work on the new pipeline linking Serbia to Northern Macedonia/Romania could be invited to future regional meetings
Balkan Nations Unveil Multi-State Pipeline Upgrade Plan to Feed European Gas Demand
Balkan Nations Unveil Multi-State Pipeline Upgrade Plan to Feed European Gas Demand Daniel Onyango Wed, 10/07/2026 - 11:10 Energy ministers from Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia agreed on Tuesday to expand regional cooperation and advance major natural gas and fuel pipeline developments across Southeastern Europe. Meeting in Belgrade for the second Regional Energy Summit, titled "Energy Security for Stronger Region," officials discu…
The new gas pipeline to Serbia will connect North Macedonia to an additional regional supply route, via a 22.4-kilometer Macedonian section, a contract of ...
The connection pipeline (interconnector) from Northern Macedonia to Serbia for supply from the Liquefied Natural Gas Terminal (LNG) in Greece ... 06.10.2026, PRIM
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