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As of next year, there might be an increase in the price of natural gas but it will be below 10% and will not affect the price of heating and hot water, stated the chairman of the energy regulator Ivan Ivanov.
“For the moment, I do not think that the price of oil will exceed significantly its current level of about USD 50 per barrel of brent oil. This is why I think that the proposal for the price increase will be below 10%,” added Ivanov.
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