Director of “Srbijagas” Dušan Bajatović stated that Serbia faces no gas crisis and that stable supplies are secured for the years ahead. He emphasized that NIS must continue operating at full capacity and announced expectations for extending the existing agreement with Gazprom.
NIS must operate at full capacity
According to Bajatović, the continuous operation of NIS is essential for ensuring market stability. He stated that the refinery must maintain production without interruption to meet demand and support Serbia’s energy security. 
He added that no disruptions are expected in NIS operations despite regional challenges.
Stable gas supply and no risk of shortages
Bajatović said Serbia’s gas supply remains secure, with full storage facilities and steady consumption levels. Deliveries, he noted, are proceeding without issues and are planned to cover increased demand during the winter season.
He emphasized that Serbia has secured enough resources to avoid any supply disruptions.
Agreement with Gazprom likely to be extended
Bajatović stated that negotiations with Gazprom are underway and that the current agreement is functioning well. He expects the existing arrangement to be extended, ensuring long-term stability in Serbia’s gas supply.
Energy security remains a priority
He underlined that energy security will continue to be one of Serbia’s key national priorities, with the infrastructure and capacity to cover all consumption needs without interruption.
