Poland to start construction of north-south gas pipeline in 2014
Poland’s state-owned natural gas transmission monopoly Gaz-System plans to start the construction of a 1,000 kilometer north-south gas pipeline in
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Bulgaria’s energy regulator mulls reforms in the face of nationwide protests over high electricity bills
Faced with continuing public protests against high electricity and heating bills, Bulgaria’s energy regulator is discussing changes such as replacing
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Expansion project at Sofia Airport Terminal 2 starts
A groundbreaking ceremony was scheduled for February 12 2013 for a project costing close to two million leva to expand
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EU claims that crisis is over are premature, analysts warn
European financial markets were mixed Monday after the budget deal struck by EU leaders Friday, which will see overall spending
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Number of counterfeit euro coins confiscated up by 17% in 2012, ECB report says
The number of counterfeit euro coins removed from circulation increased by 17 per cent from 157 000 in 2011 to
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Bulgarian exports to third countries up 12.8% year-on-year in 2012
Bulgarian exports to third countries, meaning non-EU states, in 2012 were 12.8 per cent higher than in 2011, the National
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Bulgarian state bodies check electricity bills as protests continue
After a day of protests that saw thousands of people in 15 Bulgarian cities and towns express indignation against high
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New wine cellars to open in Bulgaria in 2013
Eleven new wine cellars will start working in Bulgaria in 2013, Krassimir Koev, executive director of Bulgaria’s executive agency for
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No change in global food prices after months of decline, UN FAO says
World food prices are steady after three months of decline with increased prices for oil and fats balancing out lower
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