News zum Sektor Energie aus Bulgarien

 

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An oil tanker that was struck by Ukrainian drones near Turkey last week is now about a mile off the coast of Bulgaria, the Balkan nation's maritime authority said....

Bulgaria is racing to prevent the shutdown of its only oil refinery before U.S. sanctions on the Russian owner take effect later this month. Parliament in Sofia approved legal changes that grant additional state authority to a government-appointed manager of the Lukoil-owned Burgas refinery on the Black Sea coast.. --- Last week, Bulgaria imposed temporary restrictions on the export of petroleum products, including those destined for other European Union members, to ensure sufficient domestic supplies ahead of new U.S. sanctions on Russian energy. The ban covers exports of petroleum products, including diesel and aviation fuel..

Delek unit NewMed and its Romanian partner OMV have signed an $80 million deal with Noble for drilling in the Han Asparuh offshore block....

Ein US-Investmentfonds könnte sich an der Turkstream-Pipeline in Bulgarien beteiligen. Das wäre ein Rückschlag für Europas Pläne, sich von Russlands Gas zu lösen... --- Für Bulgarien zählt, dass der Balkanstrom, der das Gas von Turkstream weiter nach Serbien, Ungarn und in die Slowakei durchleitet, nicht leer bleibt. Er weist eine Transportkapazität von 20 Milliarden Kubikmeter Gas im Jahr auf. Theoretisch kann er auch zur Durchleitung von LNG aus den USA genutzt werden. Wenn sich Elliot und Bulgartransgaz einig werden, steigen dafür die Aussichten. Dann ist Bulgarien auf sämtliche Szenarien mit und ohne russische Gasmoleküle eingestellt..

Rosen Zhelyazkov noted that the government does not have full information about plans to sell the refinery...

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EU-Sanctioned Russian Oil Still Hits Markets Via Bulgaria Authored by Cyril Widdershoven via OilPrice.com, Bulgaria's Lukoil Burgas refinery continues to process Russian oil via shadow fleet transfers. EU sanctions have expanded to target 80 Russian vessels, but Bulgaria and other nations like Romania and Turkey remain involved in sanction-evasion schemes. Concerns over Russian influence persist as Hungary's MOL moves to acquire Lukoil's Bulgarian assets. Even though the EU sanctions Russian oil, Bulgaria still allows crude to be processed at the Lukoil Burgas refinery. An investigation by Ukrainian journalist Mykhailo Tkach, working for the Ukrainska Pravda, shows that Lukoil's Bulgarian Burgas refinery is still processing Russian crude. The volumes are being transported by Russia's shadow fleet and transshipped offshore near the coast of Bulgaria. Tkach has made videos of the ship-to-ship (STS) transfers just opposite the port of Rosenets, the main port for crude oil deliv...