Mayors of Bulgaria’s largest cities complain of soaring street lighting, public transport bills
Street lighting bills in Bulgaria’s four largest cities – Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Bourgas – more than doubled on an
Read moreStreet lighting bills in Bulgaria’s four largest cities – Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Bourgas – more than doubled on an
Read moreBulgaria’s utilities regulator said on January 1 that it approved an increase to gas prices in the country by 30.4
Read moreBulgarian MPs approved on December 16 a motion to freeze electricity, central heating and sewerage prices at their current levels
Read moreBulgarian Parliament’s decision to vote a moratorium on electricity and other utility prices drew a sharp rebuke from the Prime
Read moreBulgaria’s utilities regulator said on December 1 that it approved an increase to gas prices in the country by 9.8
Read moreBulgaria’s utilities regulator said on November 1 that it approved an increase to gas prices in the country by 1.4
Read moreBulgaria’s caretaker Prime Minister Stefan Yanev said on October 21 that the Cabinet has approved a measure to reduce the
Read moreBulgaria’s utilities regulator said on October 1 that it approved an increase to gas prices in the country by 36.2
Read moreBulgaria’s utilities regulator decided on September 1 to raise gas prices in the country by 20.5 per cent starting September
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