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Izlazi Prema Distribucijskim Sustavima / Exits to Distribution Systems 1 PAKRAC-PLIN D.O.O Rd. Br. Operator povezanog sustava Naziv izlaznog priključka Šifra priključka Nazivni tlak [bar] No. Operator/owner of connected system Name of exit connection point Connection point ID Nominal pressure Objašnjenje: Stavke sa žutom pozadinom su virtualni skupni priključci za koje se provodi postupak rezervacije kapaciteta i nominacije transporta, a u sebi sadrže fizičke priključke koji slijede sa zelenom pozadinom Explanation: Items with a yellow background are virtual aggregated connections which are used for capacity booking and nominations and which are containing physical connection points that follow with a green background. Izlazi prema distribucijskim sustavima / Exits to distribution systems 1 PAKRAC-PLIN d.o.o. Pakrac Badljevina - 3 bar - Badljevina 837 3 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Baranja 1253 2 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Beli Manastir - 3 bar - Beli Manastir 882 3 3 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Mece - 3 bar - Mece 728 3 4 ZAGORSKI METALAC d.o.o. Zabok Bedekovčina - 3 bar - Bedekovčina 729 3 5 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Belišće - 2,2 bar - Valpovo 781 2,2 6 EVN Croatia Plin d.o.o., Zagreb Benkovac - 3,5 bar - Benkovac 1292 3,5 7 EVN Croatia Plin d.o.o., Zagreb Biograd - 3,5 bar - Biograd 1294 3,5 Gradska plinara Bjelovar d.o.o., Bjelovar Bjelovar 1252 8 Gradska plinara Bjelovar d.o.o., Bjelovar Bjelovar - 3 bar - Bjelovar 879 3 9 Gradska plinara Bjelovar d.o.o., Bjelovar Nova Rača - 3 bar - Bjelovar 852 3 10 Gradska plinara Bjelovar d.o.o., Bjelovar Rovišće - 3 bar - Bjelovar 803 3 11 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Bokšić - 3 bar - Bokšić 833 3 12 PAPUK PLIN d.o.o. Orahovica Bokšić - 3 bar - Crnac 812 3 13 PAKRAC-PLIN d.o.o. Pakrac Brezine - 3 bar - Brezine 818 3 14 KOMUNALIJE - PLIN d.o.o. Đurđevac Budrovac staklenici - 2 bar - Staklenici Budrovac 901 2 15 IVKOM-PLIN d.o.o. Ivanec Cerje Tužno - 3 bar - Sela (IVKOM) 874 3 16 MONTCOGIM - PLINARA d.o.o. Sv. Nedelja Čabdin - 3,5 bar - Jastrebarsko 806 3,5 17 PAPUK PLIN d.o.o. Orahovica Čačinci - 3 bar - Čačinci 732 3 18 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Čađavica - 3 bar - Čađavica 915 3 19 KOMUNALIJE - PLIN d.o.o. Đurđevac Čepelovac - 2 bar - Čepelovac 850 2 20 DARKOM DISTRIBUCIJA PLINA d.o.o. Daruvar Daruvar - 3 bar - Daruvar 790 3 21 PAKRAC-PLIN d.o.o. Pakrac Dobrovac - nova - 3 bar - Lipik 865 3 22 PAKRAC-PLIN d.o.o. Pakrac Dobrovac - nova - 3 bar - Poljoprivreda Lipik 819 3 23 DARKOM DISTRIBUCIJA PLINA d.o.o. Daruvar Doljani - 3 bar - Doljani 768 3 24 MEĐIMURJE - PLIN d.o.o. Čakovec Donje Međimurje - 12 bar - Prelog 748 12 25 MEĐIMURJE - PLIN d.o.o. Čakovec Donje Međimurje - 3 bar - D.Dubrava 824 3 26 PLIN-PROJEKT d.o.o. Nova Gradiška Donji Andrijevci - 3 bar - Donji Andrijevci 783 3 27 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Donji Andrijevci - 3 bar - HEP 1311 3 28 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Donji Miholjac - 3 bar - Donji Miholjac 813 3 29 ČAPLIN d.o.o. Čaplin Draganac - 4 bar - Draganac 716 4 30 EVN Croatia Plin d.o.o., Zagreb Drniš - 3,5 bar - Drniš 1306 3,5 31 ZAGORSKI METALAC d.o.o. Zabok Dubrovčan - 3 bar - Dubrovčan 730 3 DUKOM PLIN d.o.o. Dugo Selo Dugo Selo 1287 32 DUKOM PLIN d.o.o. Dugo Selo Trstenik - 3 bar - Trstenik 900 3 33 DUKOM PLIN d.o.o. Dugo Selo Dugo Selo - 3 bar - Dugo Selo 866 3 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Đakovo 1254 34 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Đakovo - 3 bar - Đakovo 760 3 35 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Đakovo - 6 bar - Đakovo 834 6 36 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Strizivojna - 3 bar - Strizivojna 835 3 37 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Đolta - 3 bar - Sušare Đolta 771 3 38 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Đurđenovac - 3 bar - Đurđenovac 784 3 39 KOMUNALIJE - PLIN d.o.o. Đurđevac Đurđevac - 2 bar - Đurđevac 825 2 40 KOMUNALIJE - PLIN d.o.o. Đurđevac Ferdinandovac - 2 bar - Ferdinandovac 902 2 41 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Feričanci - 3 bar - Feričanci 785 3 42 MONTCOGIM - PLINARA d.o.o. Sv. Nedelja Ferovac - 3 bar - Pleternica 761 3 43 PAKRAC-PLIN d.o.o. Pakrac Gaj - 3 bar - Gaj 867 3 44 PLIN d.o.o. Garešnica Garešnica - 3 bar - Garešnica 840 3 45 KOPRIVNICA PLIN d.o.o. Koprivnica Gola - 3 bar - Gola 799 3 46 PLIN VRBOVEC d.o.o. Vrbovec Gradec - 3 bar - Farma Gradec 881 3 47 PLIN VRBOVEC d.o.o. Vrbovec Gradec - 3 bar - Gradec 727 3 48 PLIN VRBOVEC d.o.o. Vrbovec Gradečki Pavlovac - 3 bar - Asfaltna baza 788 3 49 DARKOM DISTRIBUCIJA PLINA d.o.o. Daruvar Grubišno Polje - 3 bar - Grubišno Polje 868 3 50 PLIN VRBOVEC d.o.o. Vrbovec Haganj - 6 bar - Haganj 841 6 51 KOMUNALIJE - PLIN d.o.o. Đurđevac IP Kalinovac 5 - 3 bar - Sesvete 722 3 52 IVKOM-PLIN d.o.o. Ivanec Ivanec - 3 bar - Ivanec 903 3 IVAPLIN d.o.o. Ivanić Grad Ivanić Grad 1250 53 IVAPLIN d.o.o. Ivanić Grad Graberje - 1,5 bar - Graberje 891 1,5 54 IVAPLIN d.o.o. Ivanić Grad Ivanić III - 3 bar - Ivanić Grad 869 3 55 IVAPLIN d.o.o. Ivanić Grad Kloštar Ivanić - 2 bar - Kloštar Ivanić 892 2 56 IVAPLIN d.o.o. Ivanić Grad Novoselec - 2 bar - Križ 845 2 57 PLINARA ISTOČNE SLAVONIJE d.o.o. Vinkovci Ivankovo - 3 bar - Ivankovo 878 3 58 GRADSKA PLINARA ZAGREB d.o.o. Zagreb Ivanja Reka - 6 bar - Iv. Reka, Sesvete 807 6 59 ZAGORSKI METALAC d.o.o. Zabok Jakovlje - 3 bar - Jakovlje 731 3 60 KOMUNALIJE - PLIN d.o.o. Đurđevac Kalinovac - 2 bar - Kalinovac 801 2 61 MONTCOGIM - PLINARA d.o.o. Sv. Nedelja Karlovac - 4 bar - Karlovac 777 4 62 ZELENJAK PLIN d.o.o. Klanjec Klanjec - 3 bar - Klanjec 753 3 63 KOMUNALIJE - PLIN d.o.o. Đurđevac Kloštar Podravski - 2 bar - Kloštar Podravski 802 2 64 EVN Croatia Plin d.o.o., Zagreb Knin - 5 bar - Knin 1296 5 65 DARKOM DISTRIBUCIJA PLINA d.o.o. Daruvar Končanica - 3 bar - Končanica 743 3 PLIN KONJŠČINA d.o.o. Konjščina Konjščina 1302 66 PLIN KONJŠČINA d.o.o. Konjščina Konjščina - 25 bar - Zlatar Bistrica 912 25 67 PLIN KONJŠČINA d.o.o. Konjščina Konjščina - 3 bar - Konjščina 808 3 68 KOPRIVNICA PLIN d.o.o. Koprivnica Koprivnica II - 6 bar - Koprivnica 904 6 69 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Koška - 3 bar - Koška 733 3 70 GRADSKA PLINARA KRAPINA d.o.o. Krapina Krapina - 3 bar - Krapina 778 3 71 RADNIK PLIN d.o.o. Križevci ODS Križevci - 3 bar - Križevci 905 3 72 PLINARA d.o.o. Pula Kršan - 6 bar - Potpićan 715 6 73 PAKRAC-PLIN d.o.o. Pakrac Kukunjevac - 3 bar - Kukunjevac 893 3 74 ZELENJAK PLIN d.o.o. Klanjec Kumrovec - 3 bar - Kumrovec 754 3 MOSLAVINA PLIN d.o.o. Kutina Kutina 1286 75 MOSLAVINA PLIN d.o.o. Kutina Banova Jaruga - 3 bar - Banova Jaruga 838 3 76 MOSLAVINA PLIN d.o.o. Kutina Kutina I - 3 bar - Kutina 820 3 77 MOSLAVINA PLIN d.o.o. Kutina Kutina II - 3 bar - Kutina 821 3 78 MOSLAVINA PLIN d.o.o. Kutina Lipovica - 3 bar - Ludina 871 3 79 MOSLAVINA PLIN d.o.o. Kutina Popovača - 3bar - Popovača 1308 3 80 PLINARA d.o.o. Pula Labin - 4 bar - Labin 1276 4 81 KOPRIVNICA PLIN d.o.o. Koprivnica Legrad - 3 bar - Legrad 750 3 82 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Magadenovac - 3 bar - Magadenovac 762 3 83 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Marijanci - 3 bar - Marjanci 916 3 MEĐIMURJE - PLIN d.o.o. Čakovec Međimurje 1259 84 MEĐIMURJE - PLIN d.o.o. Čakovec Mihovljan - 4 bar - Mihovljan 827 4 85 MEĐIMURJE - PLIN d.o.o. Čakovec Mursko Središće - 3 bar - Mursko Središće 906 3 86 MEĐIMURJE - PLIN d.o.o. Čakovec Nedelišće - 4 bar - Čakovec, Kuršanec, Šenkovec 1184 4 87 MEĐIMURJE - PLIN d.o.o. Čakovec Nedelišće - 4 bar - Nedelišće 907 4 88 KOMUNALIJE - PLIN d.o.o. Đurđevac Molve selo - 2 bar - Molve 774 2 89 Gradska plinara Bjelovar d.o.o., Bjelovar Narta - 3 bar - Narta 872 3 90 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Našice grad - 3 bar - Našice 860 3 91 PLINARA ISTOČNE SLAVONIJE d.o.o. Vinkovci Negoslavci - 3 bar - Opatovac 764 3 PLIN-PROJEKT d.o.o. Nova Gradiška Nova Gradiška 1288 92 PLIN-PROJEKT d.o.o. Nova Gradiška Lipovljani - 4 bar - Lipovljani 844 4 93 PLIN-PROJEKT d.o.o. Nova Gradiška Nova Gradiška - 4 bar - Nova Gradiška 767 4 94 PLIN-PROJEKT d.o.o. Nova Gradiška Nova Kapela - 4 bar - Nova Kapela 889 4 TERMOPLIN d.d. Varaždin Novi Marof 1289 95 TERMOPLIN d.d. Varaždin Novi Marof - 3 bar - Novi Marof 913 3 96 TERMOPLIN d.d. Varaždin Tuhovec - 3 bar - Tuhovec 757 3 97 TERMOPLIN d.d. Varaždin Podrute - 5 bar - Podrute 809 5 98 MONTCOGIM - PLINARA d.o.o. Sv. Nedelja Ogulin - 3 bar - Ogulin 1245 3 99 MOSLAVINA PLIN d.o.o. Kutina Okoli - 3 bar - Okoli 744 3 100 PAPUK PLIN d.o.o. Orahovica Orahovica - 3 bar - Orahovica 736 3 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Osijek 1255 101 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Bizovac - 3 bar - Bizovac 782 3 102 HEP - PLIN d.o.o. Osijek Osijek I - 3 bar - Osijek 918 3 103 HEP - PLIN d.o.o.
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