Energy Minister Miriam Dalli has declined to clarify whether Malta will be paying more for its liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies under a newly announced agreement with BP, while questions are also being raised about the short duration of the contract. Earlier this week, Enemalta announced that it had concluded a new LNG supply agreement with BP
The cost of Malta’s natural gas supply will vary in line with international markets, rather than follow fixed pricing, following a new deal struck with BP, Energy Minister Miriam Dalli said on Monday. On Sunday, both Dalli and prime minister Robert Abela announced that Malta had secured an agreement for BP to provide Malta’s supply of gas until May
The government must immediately publish the price, conditions and all guarantees linked to the new LNG supply agreement with BP, the PN urged on Monday. The appeal follows an announcement by Prime Minister Robert Abela on Sunday that Malta had secured a supply of liquefied natural gas from BP that will last until May 2027. Abela said the agreement
The Nationalist Party has called on the government to reveal the cost and the conditions of the gas supply agreement it recently struck with energy giant BP. On Sunday, Prime Minister Robert Abela informed the nation, through a telephone interview on party media, that the Maltese government has reached an agreement with global energy giant BP for Malta
Malta has secured a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement with BP that will guarantee energy supplies until the end of May 2027, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced. Speaking on ONE on Sunday, Abela said the agreement would ensure continuity beyond August, when Malta’s current fuel supply arrangement is due to expire. “[BP] has guaranteed
Malta has secured a supply of liquefied natural gas from BP that will last until May 2027, Robert Abela said on Sunday. Speaking by phone during a programme on ONE on Sunday, Abela said the agreement with BP (formerly British Petroleum) would ensure the provision of energy supplies beyond August , when a separate, current agreement is due to expire
The government has reached an agreement with global energy giant BP for Malta to be supplied Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) until the end of May 2027, as the country’s current hedging deal reaches its end date, the Prime Minister announced on Sunday. Speaking in a telephone interview on party media on Sunday, Abela praised Enemalta for the diligent way it