On the Day After the Elections, Bulgarians Raised Gas Prices
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Congratulations! Gas prices increase by 32% immediately after the elections! Before the elections, Radev and Bulgargaz promised to reconsider the requested increase of 34% and ...
💡 Gas prices in Bulgaria are rising rapidly! After the presidential election, the new price for November was 58.43 euros per MWh, 32% more than in October. This decision caused concern, because it can significantly hit the country's economy. 🔥
Bulgaria, on the first day after the presidential election, approved the price for natural gas for November at 58.43 euros per MWh, which is 32.52% higher than in October.
On the very first day after the presidential election finals, the bad economic news that the ruling party had been holding back began to spread. The Energy and Water Regulatory Commission today authorized Bulgargaz to sharply raise the price of natural gas for November - by almost 33 percent.
A day after the second round of the presidential elections, the Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (EWRC) approved a 32.5% increase in the price of natural gas. Only ...
The Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (EWRC) has approved the price of natural gas for November at 58.43 euros per megawatt hour (MWh), excluding access, transmission, excise and VAT prices. At this price, Bulgargaz EAD will sell natural gas to end suppliers and to persons who have been issued a license for the production and transmission of heat energy. The approved price is 32.52 percent higher than the previous month, the energy regulato…
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