Bulgaria’s Parliament votes for country’s refinery to switch in stages to non-Russian oil
Bulgaria’s Parliament voted on September 28 the second reading of legislative amendments that will require the country’s sole oil refinery,
Read moreBulgaria’s Parliament voted on September 28 the second reading of legislative amendments that will require the country’s sole oil refinery,
Read morePetroleum oils imports into the European Union from Russia fell from a monthly average of 8.7 million tons in the
Read moreBulgaria’s utilities regulator has approved a 6.2 per cent increase in the regulated gas price in the country for the
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov has proposed to his Slovenian counterpart Robert Golob that Slovenia be involved in the project
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Read moreBulgaria’s utilities regulator has approved a 1.4 per cent decrease in the regulated gas price in the country for the
Read moreFrom 2025 onwards, fast recharging stations of at least 150kW for cars and vans need to be installed every 60km
Read moreBulgaria’s Parliament voted on July 6 to mandate Energy Minister Roumen Radev (not to be confused with the eponymous head
Read moreAt a meeting on July 5, Bulgaria’s government approved a draft of a Joint Declaration between Bulgaria and Ukraine regarding
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