Projects

Bosiljevo-Sisak-Kozarac-Slobodnica Gas Pipeline

Report:
Year registered: 2023
Type:
Energy
Status:Registered
3SI countries proposing the project:

Croatia

Participating 3SI countries:

Croatia, Hungary, Slovenia

Partner countries:

* not part of the 3Seas Initiative
Main objectives:

Increase capacity of Croatian-Slovenian and Croatian-Hungarian gas interconnections

Short description:

The main LNG transmission gas pipeline Zlobin-Bosiljevo-Sisak-Kozarac-Slobodnica will be connected to the LNG terminal on the island of Krk. The pipeline is a continuation of the Hungarian-Croatian interconnection gas pipeline Varosföld-Dravaszerdahely-Donji Miholjac-Slobodnica. The project also entails connecting the pipeline to the future Ionian-Adriatic Pipeline. The first phase, the Bosiljevo-Sisak and Sisak-Kozarac Pipelines (DN800/100 bar, 122 km long) will allow for an increase of 200.000 m3/h (total 3,5 bn m3/year) and gas transmission towards Slovenia. The second phase, Kozarac-Slobodnica (DN800/75 bar, 128 km long) will increase the capacity of the Croatia-Hungary gas interconnection to over 700.000 m3/h (over 6,1 bn m3/year).

Calendar of implementation:
  • 2023
    Planning
  • 2024
    Design
  • 2024-2027
    Construction

    The construction of the first phase (322 mil. EUR) is planned to begin in Q1 2024, while the master project for the second phase (Kozarac-Slobodnica) is still in progress.

Budget:
€577M0%
secured
Financing sources:
CEF
Other sources