All non-household consumers, regardless of the amount of electricity they consume, will become part of the free electricity market on October 1. This has been decided by the National Assembly at first reading. The BSP abstained and the Movement for..
The price of natural gas in Bulgaria decreases with 42.78%, the Energy and Water Regulatory Commission announced. The price of natural gas approved by the state-owned gas supplier Bulgargaz falls to EUR 12.87 per megawatt, whereas in the first..
Bulgaria aims to achieve a share of 25% of energy from renewable sources in final energy consumption by 2030, this country’s Deputy Minister of Energy Zhecho Stanchev said at a forum held in Sofia. Currently, 19% of the electricity is produced from..
At an extraordinary sitting of the National Council for Tripartite Cooperation employers and syndicates voiced their concern with the situation on the electricity market and the substantial increase in the price of electricity for industrial consumers...
Over the next three months one thousand cubic meters of gas will cost 363 Leva, exclusive of VAT, excise duty and transmission fees. Because of the price hike, during the week central heating and hot water prices are expected to go up by 18 to..
Consumption of electricity in Bulgaria remains above 6500 megawatts daily, according to the Electricity System Operator. Currently, not all available spare capacities are turned on, it was reported. There is import of some 250 megawatts of electicity...
Under an order of Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova, starting at 1 AM today Bulgaria has suspended electricity exports. The measure has been prompted by harsh winter conditions causing an imbalance between generation and consumption of electric..
Thousands of Bulgarians were left without electricity on the last day of 2016. Several residential districts in the city of Haskovo are left without power due to a series of technical failures in the electricity transmission network of EVN power..
Bulgaria’s Minister of Energy Temenuzhka Petkova announced that the Bulgarian Energy Holding borrowed a loan to the tune of EUR 535 million from a consortium formed by three international banks. The National Electric Company will use the money to pay..
