Bulgarian Foreign Minister speaks on relations with Skopje, interconnectors with Romania and Greece
Bulgaria is concerned about the lack of dialogue between the government and opposition in Macedonia and will find a way
Read moreBulgaria is concerned about the lack of dialogue between the government and opposition in Macedonia and will find a way
Read morePolish companies, fuel group PKN Orlen and gas giant PGNiG, are slowly withdrawing from shale gas exploration, the daily Dziennik
Read moreA final investment decision on the construction of a Bulgaria – Greece gas interconnector will be made by the end
Read moreEuropean countries should demonstrate that they could work together to achieve greater interconnectivity, European Commission vice-president for energy union Maroš
Read moreBulgaria is one of the European Union countries that has the most interest in the security of energy supply and
Read moreBulgaria’s energy ministry and electricity distribution company Energo-Pro have agreed that clients of the company will get extra time to
Read moreSouth Stream Bulgaria, the joint venture that was meant to build the cancelled gas pipeline’s stretch on Bulgarian soil, remains
Read moreThere’s this thing about peripheries. They are either peaceful and godforsaken (and thus ignored) or they are volatile and challenging
Read moreThe price of petrol in Bulgaria is continuing to fall, following decreases in world crude oil prices, with the price
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