Bulgaria's Gas Deliveries Down 27% Y/Y, Oil Products Output Up 44.2% in July - Table

Thursday, 29 September 2022

Deliveries of natural gas to Bulgaria decreased by 27% year-on-year to 189 million cubic metres (mcm) in July, although in monthly terms gas deliveries went up by 5%, the statistical office said on Thursday.

Bulgaria's own output of natural gas halved to 1 mcm in July compared both to the same month of 2021 and to the month prior, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said in a monthly report.

Electricity production rose by 9.6% in annual terms in the seventh month of 2022, reaching 4,202 GWh. That represented a 4.2% increase compared to June.

Deliveries of electricity dropped 4.8% on an annual comparison basis to 2,614 GWh in the month under review, whereas deliveries of oil products slipped 6.4% on the year to 394,000 tonnes which was the same amount as in June.

Oil products recorded the highest annual rate of production increase, of 44.2% to 695,000 tonnes overall, which was also 4.7% higher than in June. The increase was mainly driven by a 54% jump in the production of transport diesel.

Details of Bulgaria's output of electricity and fuels in June follow:

*Production quantity July y/y pct change m/m pct change
Electricity 4,202 GWh 9.6 4.2
Solid fuels 2,760,000 t 39.6 16.1
Oil products 695,000 t 44.2 4.7
-petrol 162,000 t 33.9 3.2
-diesel 325,000 t 54.0 6.9
Natural gas 1,000,000 cu m -50.0 -50.0
*Deliveries      
Electricity 2,614 GWh -4.8 8.3
Solid fuels 2,761,000 t 34.2 14.2
Oil products 394,000 t -6.4 0.0
-petrol 36,000 t -28.0 -37.9
-diesel 215,000 t -14.3 1.9
Natural gas 189,000,000 cu m -27.0 5.0

source: NSI

(SeeNews, September 29, 2022)

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