Over 3 million megawatt hours of gas transported through IGB

Shebnem Ayyubova
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A total of 3.08 million megawatt hours of natural gas were transported through the Greece-Bulgaria gas interconnector since the beginning of the year, Report informs, citing the company operating the ICGB.

Since the gas pipeline was put into commercial operation on October 1, 2022, a total of 7.9 million megawatt hours have been transported through it, the company said adding that as of the end of February, IGB has a total of 15 registered users.

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