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Bulgaria eyes LNG supplies from Oman

By LNG Prime Staff
Bulgaria eyes LNG supplies from Oman
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Bulgaria is interested in importing liquefied natural gas from Oman via the FSRU-based LNG import terminal off Greece’s Alexandroupolis. According to a statement by Bulgarian energy ministry, Bulgaria and Oman will sign a memorandum of understanding to promote bilateral energy relations within the next two months. This was agreed by Bulgarian energy minister, Vladimir Malinov,…

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