US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle pushed Bulgaria and other Balkan countries to buy US LNG through a specific Greek company, Ector.
Aktor's paid lobbyist, Christos Marafats ($440,000+ fees) attended her diplomatic meetings, often mistaken by foreign officials for her chief of staff.
He was not revealed as an actor's lobbyist in the meetings.
A $6 billion deal was reached in Albania.
Ector estimates a profit of 1.8 billion euros before tax from LNG contracts signed over 20 years.
Competing LNG companies say Guilfoyle ignored them:
She has her favorites.
Source: WSJ