Serbia to Stop Importing Russian Oil from November - Energy Min

Serbian energy minister Zorana Mihajlovic said that Serbia will no longer be able to import Russian crude oil from November 1 as a consequence of the sixth package of EU sanctions against Russia.

Serbia will have to purchase oil from other suppliers, Mihajlovic said, as quoted in a statement by the energy ministry.

Serbia is already importing oil from Iraq and other countries. Russian imports meet about 50% of the country's needs, 30% comes from other suppliers, and 20% is covered by domestic oil, she added.

In July, the energy ministry said that Serbia is in the initial stage of negotiations with Azerbaijan on natural gas deliveries starting next year in a bid to diversify its suppliers.

(SeeNews, August 24, 2022)

EVENTS Decarbonization Policies in South East Europe – between climate change and war Webinar IENE: Energy Security in SE Europe and the East Mediterranean 27th Annual National Energy and Development Conference IENE Workshop: Prospects for the Implementation of CCUS Technologies  in Greece and SE Europe

ADVISORY SERVICES Green Bonds

PUBLICATIONS The Greek Energy Sector 2023 South East Europe Energy Outlook 2021/2022 Long-Term Gas Contracting Terms, definitions, pricing - Therory and practice More

COOPERATING ORGANISATIONS IEA Energy Institute Energy Community Eurelectric Eurogas Energy Management Institute BBSPA AERS ROEC BPIE