Srbijagas

Srbijagas, officially Srbijagas d.o.o., is the national gas company of Serbia. It is a state-owned enterprise responsible for the transmission, storage, and distribution of natural gas within Serbia, as well as for supplying gas to residential, commercial, and industrial customers. The company operates the national gas transmission system and oversees storage facilities, enabling system balancing and security of supply. It also participates in import contracts and cross-border gas flows, coordinating with regional partners to facilitate gas supply and transit.

Founded in 2005 as part of a restructuring of Serbia’s gas sector, Srbijagas consolidated state functions related to gas transmission and storage. The Republic of Serbia holds the majority ownership, with governance and regulatory oversight provided by the government and the Serbian energy regulator, the Energy Agency (AERS). The company is headquartered in Belgrade.

In its operations, Srbijagas focuses on modernization of infrastructure, expansion of storage capacity, and integration with regional gas markets to enhance energy security and diversification of supply. Like other state-owned enterprises in the energy sector, it has faced challenges related to debt, governance, and efficiency, prompting reforms and heightened regulatory oversight to improve transparency and financial stability.

See also: NIS, Gastrans, Energy sector of Serbia, Underground gas storage.