Russians will invest 650 million euros into the oil sector of Republika Srpska
Date: March 8th 2010 Author:
Mirsad Bajtarević, Sarajevo
Category: Articles
Topic: Oil and oil derivates
Topic: Oil and oil derivates
After his return from Moscow, the premier of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik said that in the following years the Russian partners will invest the total of 650 million euros into the oil industry of Republika Srpska, reported the media from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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According to Dodik, Republika Srpska is, on the basis of interest expressed by the Russian partners, willing to conclude the concession agreement for research of the raw oil and natural gas deposits; the research is to be conducted by the companies Zarubeznjeft and Gazpromnjeft. It has been agreed with the Russian partners that within the South Stream project and connection of Republika Srpska to this pipeline, the project should pass over to a higher operating stage, through a feasibility study which will be a part of the business plan.
Dodik said that the capacity of the South Stream is 63 billion m3 of gas, whereas about 1.5 billion m3 of gas would flow through Republika Srpska. Dodik pointed out that Republika Srpska is also prepared to interconnect with the Croatian gas network and to connect to the pipeline, the need for which was expressed by the Federation BiH.
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