Bulgaria’s fuel traders: Price increases result of external factors, not the euro
Increases in the prices of fuels are the result of external economic factors and developments on international markets and are
Read moreIncreases in the prices of fuels are the result of external economic factors and developments on international markets and are
Read moreIn March 2026, the price of fuels and lubricants in the European Union increased by 12.9 per cent compared with
Read moreBulgaria’s National Revenue Agency reported on April 15 a significant increase in fuel sales in March 2026, with sales of
Read moreEuropean Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, in a statement on April 13, spelt out measures discussed at a coordination
Read moreThe European Commission (EC) has issued a call to European Union member states to take measures to reduce the use
Read moreBulgaria’s utilities regulator has approved a 5.1 per cent increase in the regulated gas price in the country for the
Read moreBulgaria’s interim government is preparing an ordinance on energy poverty, caretaker Prime Minister Andrei Gyurov said on Facebook on March
Read moreBulgaria’s caretaker government announced on the evening of March 27 a package of measures to overcome the consequences of the
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