Bulgaria sticks to green energy fees despite protests
Amid continued protests by renewable energy companies against the power grid connection fees introduced in September, the head of Bulgaria’s
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Measures pit ČEZ against Brussels
Energy giant ČEZ has rejected reports it could be forced to sell more power plants than it originally expected, with
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Bulgarian President Plevneliev: Referendum before Belene restart
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev said on October 1 that the country’s MPs should focus on the national referendum on the
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Bulgaria not waiving South Stream transit fees – minister
Bulgaria’s Economy and Energy Minister Delyan Dobrev denied on October 1 a media report that claimed, at the weekend, that
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Belene: an unfinished play of indeterminate length
Bulgaria’s autumn political drama season got off to a relatively quiet start, a calm before the storm of debates stirred
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Mysterious US consortium shows interest in Bulgaria’s Belene nuclear plant
MPs from Bulgarian Parliament’s economic policy committee were caught unawares on September 26, when Economy Minister Delyan Dobrev attended a
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Bulgaria’s Bulgargaz moves to quash fears of gas shortages in 2013
Bulgaria’s state-owned gas company Bulgargaz moved on September 25 to quash fears that the country could face a gas shortage
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Irish firm granted oil exploration licences in Bulgaria after court battle
Dublin-based Moesia Oil and Gas, an independent oil and gas prospector, was awarded four exploration licences in Bulgaria after winning
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Bulgarian green energy firms protest new fees
Bulgarian wind and solar farms could go out of business because of a new power grid connection fee that went
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