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400,000 households to be gasified within eight years
Krusevac,
12 April 2006
Serbian Minister of Energy and Mining Radomir Naumov said today that Serbia is the only country in Southeast Europe to have adopted a national gasification plan according to which around 400,000 households will be gasified within seven or eight years.
Radomir Naumov
While visiting the construction site of the Krusevac gas pipeline, Naumov said that this town is a positive example of a well-contrived gasification policy, adding that Krusevac is one of the top three Serbian towns whose citizens are most interested in gasification.
He recalled that the electric-energy system in this area is also being prepared for the challenges it will face in the market of the energy community.
He pointed out that Serbia's geostrategic position is very interesting since the country has eight energy borders and, by extending its interconnections towards Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria and Macedonia, it is in fact further strengthening this position.
With his assistants and associates and general directors of the Serbian Electric Power Industry and Electric Power Network, Naumov visited locations in Krusevac important for the construction of the gas pipeline and power network, as part of the national gasification plan and development of local electricity infrastructure.
He recalled that the electric-energy system in this area is also being prepared for the challenges it will face in the market of the energy community.
He pointed out that Serbia's geostrategic position is very interesting since the country has eight energy borders and, by extending its interconnections towards Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria and Macedonia, it is in fact further strengthening this position.
With his assistants and associates and general directors of the Serbian Electric Power Industry and Electric Power Network, Naumov visited locations in Krusevac important for the construction of the gas pipeline and power network, as part of the national gasification plan and development of local electricity infrastructure.
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