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Bulgaria: TotalEnergies to deliver LNG

Gas supplier Bulgargaz has selected French company TotalEnergies Gas and Power as the winner of a tender for deliveries of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in January and February 2024. Bulgargaz said in a statement that TotalEnergies was ranked first out of nine companies which submitted offers in the tender launched earlier in October.

Deliveries in the first two months are planned in the amount of 1 million MWh per month, to be carried out via LNG terminals in Turkey.

In October, Bulgargaz launched a tender for the delivery of 4 million MWh of LNG, or 375 million cubic meters of gas, for January, February, June and July 2024, to be shipped to terminals in Turkey.

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