Bulgargaz seeks five LNG cargoes

Bulgaria’s Bulgargaz, a unit of state-owned Bulgarian Energy Holding, is seeking liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes for delivery during the upcoming autumn-winter season. Bulgargaz launched three tenders for five LNG cargoes. During October 2024, the company is seeking one LNG cargo of about 150,000 cbm on a DES (delivery ex-ship) basis. The delivery window is…

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