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Bulgarian Energy Regulator will most Likely Accept a Gas Price Increase of 13.89%
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The Energy and Water Regulatory Commission will most likely accept an increase in the price of natural gas by about 13.89%, Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova told bTV. Petkova referred to a statement of the regulator and added that a public discussion on the price of natural gas would take place on September 25. “The regulator will say what proposal it will accept. Bulgargaz has proposed 14%,” the minister said. The gas price depends on the contract between Bulgargaz and Gazprom Export and is calculated on a formula related to the price of oil products and the US dollar exchange rate, she explained.
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