Video - The price of Russian gas for Armenia will remain unchanged in 2024 – Deputy PM Grigoryan
The price of Russian gas for Armenia will not change in 2024. Accordingly, the tariff for consumers will remain unchanged as well, Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan told "Armenpress".
"As of now, we have clear information that the gas price at the border will not change in 2024. And I am confident, based on that, the tariff for consumers will stay unchanged, as well," clarified Grigoryan.
According to the Deputy Prime Minister, 'Gazprom Armenia' has already signed a contract with 'Gazprom' for 2024, according to which no price changes are envisaged.
The cost of Russian gas at the border with Armenia is 165 USD per 1000 cubic meters.
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