Croatia Allows 13% Gas Price Increase in INA Deal, Vecernji Says
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The Croatian government will allow a 13 percent increase in natural gas prices to distributors as part of a deal in which INA Industrija Nafte d.d., the Croatian refiner controlled by Hungary’s Mol Nyrt, will keep a disputed gas unit, Vecernji reported, citing “informed sources.”
The price of a cubic meter of gas would be increased to 3.11 kuna (55 cents) from 2.83 kuna, according to Vecernji.