Belgrade, March 26, 2016, 00:03 – REGNUM “Gazprom” and “Srbijagas” signed an agreement on scientific and technical cooperation and partnership, which opens opportunities for expansion of the volume of underground gas storage “Banatski Dvor” in Serbia. The document was signed on March 25 in Belgrade have put board member, head of the prospective development of the Department of Science and Ecology «Gazprom» Oleg Aksyutin and the Director General of “Srbijagas» Dusan Bajatovic , the correspondent IA REGNUM .
«The document provides for the development of scientific and technological cooperation between the companies in the field of transportation, underground storage and sale of gas, energy efficiency, energy conservation and alternative energy sources, as well as in the field of compressed and liquefied natural gas. In addition, it is assumed interaction in the field of industrial safety and the environment “, – the press service of the Russian company
It is noted that in order to implement fixed in the agreement accords the parties will establish a coordinating council and a permanent working group
Speaking to reporters, the company noted that the document, inter alia, expressed total commitment to the expansion of gas storage “Banatski Dvor”. According Aksyutin, currently considered three options for expanding gas storage capacity, and next week will be held a special meeting, at which experts will discuss which option is most suitable from a technical, geological and economic point of view, the press service of “Srbijagas”.
After a detailed review of each of the scenarios that were developed by “Gazprom” experts, will be announced further details, said Aksyutin , adding that the timing of the start and completion of the work will also depend on the model, which will eventually be selected.. The head of “Srbijagas”, responding to reporters’ questions, said that the volume of investments into the project with the maximum option amount to about EUR 70 million.
As reported IA REGNUM , in August last year,” Serbiyag aza. “Dusan Bajatovic said h the Belgrade seriously considering expanding the capacity of gas storage” Banatski Dvor. “from the current 450 million to 1.2 billion cubic meters of gas per year, which will be half of the total volume of consumption of” blue fuel “in the country.
If this project is implemented with the Russian partner” Gazprom “, which is the controlling shareholder. “Banatski Dvor”, Serbia will be able to completely solve the problem of gas supply and after 2019, when Russia plans to stop supplying fuel through the territory of Ukraine, the head of “Srbijagas».
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