TurkStream Excluded from EU Ban Proposal on Russian Gas Imports
The TurkStream gas pipeline, which transits through Bulgaria on its way to the Western Balkans and Central Europ
Тоday It Will Become Clear Which Are the Candidates For the Construction of TurkSteam on Bulgarian Territory
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Today it will become clear which are candidates submitted bids for the construction of a gas pipeline between the Bulgarian-Turkish and the Bulgarian-Serbian border.
The auction is for BGN 2.8 billion and was announced by the state-owned company Bulgartransgaz on 21 December. It is about building the pipeline for Russian gas to be delivered to Europe via Turkey via the Turkish Stream pipeline.
Initially, the company Atom Energy Repair of businessman Hristo Kovachki challenged the procedure, but then withdrew its appeal.
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