Gazprom Discusses South Stream Project with Croatia

After moving on with its plan in Serbia, a Gazprom delegation paid a working visit to Croatia on Wednesday, speaking about the South Stream project and Gazprom Neft’s participation in the bidding procedure for licences in the country.

‘The parties addressed the current state and prospects for the cooperation in the oil and gas sector. In particular, they discussed the South Stream project as well as the project for constructing its gas branch to Croatia, which was currently under consideration,’ reads a note.

Moreover, Gazprom’s Alexey Miller met with Ivo Josipovic, President of the Republic of Croatia and Zoran Milanovic, Croatian Prime Minister to touch upon Gazprom’s gas supply to the country. 

‘The Group resumed its natural gas supply to Croatian consumers in 2013. It was pointed out that during the six months of 2014 the Republic had been supplied with 0.34 billion cubic meters of gas, which exceeded the total 2013 supply volume by 45 per cent. In addition, the parties looked into the issues of implementing joint NGV projects.’