BOTAŞ announces: July natural gas tariff determined
According to the tariff table published on BOTAŞ's website, the natural gas tariffs for residential and industrial subscribers, as well as the tariff for electricity generation, will remain unchanged for July.
Petroleum Pipeline Corporation (BOTAŞ) has announced that there will be no changes to the sales tariffs for natural gas used by residential and industrial subscribers, or for gas used for electricity generation, as of July.
According to the tariff table published on BOTAŞ's website, the natural gas tariffs for residential and industrial subscribers, as well as the tariff for electricity generation, will remain unchanged for July.
Accordingly, the sales price that BOTAŞ will apply to distribution companies for residential consumers in July has been announced as 4 thousand 80 Turkish Lira per 1,000 cubic meters of natural gas.
The tariff for industrial subscribers has been set at 8 thousand 549 Turkish Lira per 1,000 cubic meters of natural gas for tier 1, and 11 thousand 374 Turkish Lira for tier 2.
For the electricity generation tariff, the price of 1,000 cubic meters of natural gas was announced as 12 thousand Turkish Lira.
Natural gas price tariffs are calculated on a monthly basis.
In the announcement on the institution's website, it was stated that "Based on the Household Energy Price Index (HEPI) prices, Turkey has the lowest natural gas prices for households among European countries, following Ukraine."
News Source: 12punto
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