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Bulgaria’s energy regulator approves 0.67% cut in Q4 natgas prices

Sep 20, 2012, 6:00:24 PMArticle by Velizar Uzunov
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September 20 (SeeNews) - Bulgaria's energy regulator said it approved on Thursday a proposal for a 0.67% quarterly reduction in the price of domestic natural gas in the fourth quarter of the year.

Bulgaria’s energy regulator approves 0.67% cut in Q4 natgas prices

The regulator set natural gas price in the fourth quarter at 728.34 levs ($481.8/372.4 euro) per 1,000 cubic metres, value added tax of 20% excluded, its chairman, Angel Semerdjiev, told reporters in Sofia.

Earlier this month, Bulgaria's gas monopoly Bulgargaz sought a 0.67% cut in domestic natural gas prices in the fourth quarter, explaining that its proposal reflects an 11% cut in gas delivery prices until the end of the year that Bulgaria negotiated with Russia’s Gazprom last month.

Semerdjiev said that he is optimistic about the outcome of talks between the Bulgarian government and Gazprom on future gas supplies, adding that he expects a further drop in in the beginning of 2013.

Bulgaria imports almost all the natural gas it needs from Russia through a pipeline crossing the territories of Ukraine, Moldova and Romania.

(1 euro = 1.95583 Bulgarian levs)

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