Euro zone annual inflation down to 2% in January
Euro zone annual inflation was two per cent in January, down from 2.2 per cent a month, European Union’s statistics
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Way open for electricity prices in Bulgaria to fall in March, but by how much remains unknown
The amendments to the Energy Act approved by Bulgaria’s Parliament on February 27 2013 could open the way for a
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Poland’s nuclear power programme to be ready before summer
A comprehensive nuclear energy package should be presented to the government at the end of Q2, Zbigniew Kubacki, head of
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Bulgaria signs contract for Strouma motorway construction
Bulgaria’s acting Regional Development Minister Lilyana Pavlova signed on February 27 the contract for the construction of the 37km section
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Bulgarian MPs shut down Belene proposal in Parliament
Bulgaria’s Parliament voted on February 27 a motion that supported the Cabinet’s decision to shelve the proposed nuclear power plant
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Bulgarian prosecutors, tax authorities investigate electricity distribution companies
Three teams of prosecutors and National Revenue Agency (NRA) inspectors were sent to the headquarters of Bulgaria’s three privately-owned electricity
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Bulgaria’s competition watchdog fines Sofia heating utility
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) said on February 25 that it fined Toplofikatsiya Sofia, the state-owned heating utility
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Czech media: government urged to help CEZ in Bulgaria
Czech Republic’s president-elect Miloš Zeman has criticised the country’s cabinet for not doing enough to defend the interests of state-owned
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Fitch upgrades Poland’s outlook to positive
Fitch Ratings has revised the Outlook on Poland’s Long-Term foreign and local currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) to Positive from
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