Serbia–Bosnia Interconnector Gas Pipeline

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Serbia–Bosnia Interconnector Gas Pipeline, also known as Gas Interconnector Serbia - Republika Srpska or Serbia-Bosnia Pipeline Link, is a proposed gas pipeline from Serbia to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Location

The pipeline runs from Indjija to Macvanski Prnjavor in Serbia to Bijeljina, Banja Luka and Novi Grad in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Project details

• Operator: JP Srbijagas, GAS RES

• Owner: JP Srbijagas, GAS RES
• Parent company: JP Srbijagas, GAS RES

• Planned Capacity: 1.2 billion cubic meters per year

• Length: 420 km
  • Serbian portion: 90 km
  • Republika Srpska portion: 320 km

• Diameter:

• Status: Proposed

• Start year: 2026

• Cost: €125 million (US$142 million)

• Financing:

• Associated infrastructure: Balkan Stream gas pipeline

Background

Srbijagas and GAS RES signed an agreement on the projects construction on March 16, 2021 in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina. As of March 2021, the project-technical documentation is expected to be completed by June 2024, and construction completion is planned for 2026.

However, the future of the project is uncertain with the Serb member of Bosnia and Herzogovina's tripartite presidency announced that he would block any projects if Sarajevo continued to block construction of Gazprom's pipelines.

Proposals call for it to connect to the Balkan Stream gas pipeline.

Indjija-Janja Gas Pipeline

Indjija-Janja Gas Pipeline is part of the Serbia–Bosnia Interconnector Gas Pipeline.

Location

The pipeline starts in Indjija, Serbia and runs Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Project details

• Operator: JP Srbijagas, GAS RES

• Owner: JP Srbijagas, GAS RES
• Parent company: Srbijagas, GAS RES

• Capacity: 1.2 billion cubic meters/year

• Length: 102 km / 63 miles

• Diameter: 500, 400 mm / 19.68, 15.75 inches

• Status: Proposed

• Start year: 2024

• Cost: €45 million (US$51.3 million)

• Financing:

• Associated infrastructure: Balkan Stream gas pipeline

Bijeljina–Banja Luka–Novi Grad Gas Pipeline

Bijeljina–Banja Luka–Novi Grad Gas Pipeline is part of the Serbia–Bosnia Interconnector Gas Pipeline.

Location

The pipeline starts in Bijeljina and runs to Banja Luka and Novi Grad, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Project details

• Operator: JP Srbijagas, GAS RES

• Owner: JP Srbijagas, GAS RES
• Parent company: Srbijagas, GAS RES

• Capacity: 1.2 billion cubic meters/year

• Length: 320 km

• Diameter:

• Status: Proposed

• Start year: 2026

• Cost: €80 million (US$91.2 million)

• Financing:

• Associated infrastructure: Balkan Stream gas pipeline