Greek Terna Mulls Gas-Fired Thermal Plant in Serbia, Natsis Says

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Terna SA, the Greek builder with a portfolio ranging from highways to power plants, is interested in building a 400 million-euro ($522 million) gas-fired thermal electricity plant in Serbia.

Terna wants to initiate talks with Serbia’s energy regulator, power company Elektroprivreda Srbije JP and gas monopoly Srbijagas JP, on the project, which could be operational in three years, Stathis Natsis, Terna’s executive director for overseas business, told Bloomberg in an interview during a business forum in Kopaonik, Serbia.