"We managed to agree on the unloading place in Turkiye at a competitive price, and this allowed us to accept the offer of Cheniere Energy company to supply one tanker of liquefied natural gas for October," the minister said.
According to the minister, this amount covers only about one-third of the Bulgarian gas consumption. Bulgaria expects another third from Azerbaijan, and the government will have to negotiate with other suppliers for the remaining third by October.
"For November and December, we could not find slots for liquefied natural gas at a cost-effective price," Hristov added.
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