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Prvo plinarsko drustvo (PPD)

Country
Croatia флаг svgCroatia
Founded
2001
Number
of employees
Website
www.ppd.hr
Key people
Pavao Vujnovac
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PPD is a private Croatian company from Vukovar that deals with the import, sale, supply and distribution of natural gas. PPD has its headquarters in Croatia and companies in Switzerland, Hungary and Bosnia and Herzegovina, through which it operates its business throughout Europe.

Since Croatia does not produce enough natural gas to meet its needs for natural gas, our cooperation with strong international partners provides the Croatian market with security and reliability in the supply of gas. Furthermore, PPD has secured storage capacities for gas both in Croatia and abroad, allowing the storage of gas in times of favorable price trends and guaranteeing the delivery of required amounts of natural gas at all times.

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