The 109-km (68 mils) Nis-Dimitrovgrad pipeline, with a capacity of 1.8 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas annually, will be ready for operation by October 2023, Prime Minister Ana Brnabić said during the groundbreaking ceremony, as quoted in a government statement.
A total of EUR 25 million of the project costs will be covered by a loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB), EUR 49.6 million by a grant from IPA, EUR 10.3 million from the Serbian budget and EUR 600,000 from own sources of state-run Srbijagas, Brnabić said.
The project includes the construction of two gas pipes and four measuring and regulating stations with the adjacent facilities, the government said.
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