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Serbia-Azerbaijan Joint Gas-Fired Power Plant in Nis

Planned · Serbia · Last reported May 2026

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Serbia and Azerbaijan expect to agree upon contract terms for the joint construction of a gas-fired power plant in Serbia's southern city of Nis in early May 2026. The project involves a joint venture between Serbian state-owned power utility EPS, state-owned gas importer and distributor Srbijagas, and Azerbaijan's state-owned oil and gas company Socar. The power plant is expected to be constructe

Status
Prospective
Sector
Geothermal, Power Transmission, Oil and Gas, Power Generation (CCGT)
Location
Nis, Serbia
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
See News

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The project “Serbia-Azerbaijan Joint Gas-Fired Power Plant in Nis” is an infrastructure initiative in the Geothermal sector, located in Nis, Serbia. Taiyo aggregates data on it from See News.

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2026-07-22

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Serbia and Azerbaijan expect to agree upon contract terms for the joint construction of a gas-fired power plant in Serbia's southern city of Nis in early May 2026. The project involves a joint venture between Serbian state-owned power utility EPS, state-owned gas importer and distributor Srbijagas, and Azerbaijan's state-owned oil and gas company Socar. The power plant is expected to be constructed by 2030 with a capacity of about 500 MW of electricity and 150 MW of thermal output, depending on investment profitability. The plant will require about 600 million cubic metres of gas per year for operation.

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Energy

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Serbia

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Nis

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Geothermal, Power Transmission, Oil and Gas, Power Generation (CCGT)

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2026-04-24

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